"Trump's Fundraiser Promises: Low Taxes for Billionaires and Preferences for Immigrants from 'Nice' Countries"

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Donald Trump vowed to keep billionaires' taxes low during a fundraising dinner at the home of billionaire John Paulson, where he raised over $50.5 million for his campaign, political action committee, and the Republican National Committee. Some billionaires who had distanced themselves from Trump after the Jan. 6 attacks are now supporting him again. Meanwhile, Joe Biden still leads in fundraising, with $90 million raised in March and nearly $100 million more in cash on hand than Trump. Trump's legal troubles and social media posts were also highlighted, with criticism from Democratic officials and a comparison to Nelson Mandela.
- Trump Panders to Billionaires, Vows to Keep Their Taxes Low During Fundraiser Rolling Stone
- Trump, at Fund-Raiser, Says He Wants Immigrants From 'Nice' Countries The New York Times
- Opinion: The real price tag for Trump’s billionaires’ banquet CNN
- Trump campaign raises more than $50 million at Florida fundraiser: 'historic' haul Fox News
- Trump's biggest donor in 2020 is so far holding out in 2024 Business Insider
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