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According to reports, Trump’s campaign has amassed over $200 million in donations. This remarkable fundraising effort includes nearly $53 million collected shortly after the conviction. Among the notable contributors is Miriam Adelson, a Republican megadonor, who is reportedly considering a substantial investment in a pro-Trump SuperPAC. Miriam, who had previously contributed heavily alongside her late husband Sheldon Adelson in the 2020 elections, is contemplating an even larger donation this cycle, possibly exceeding $100 million.
This surge in contributions came as a direct response to Trump’s conviction, with over $50 million raised in just a few hours, a figure that surpasses President Biden’s total fundraising for the entire previous month.
Amidst this political and financial whirlwind, influential SiriusXM podcaster Megyn Kelly voiced strong criticism against the Democratic prosecutors and supporters of Trump’s conviction. Kelly warned of potential political repercussions, suggesting that GOP legal actions against top Democratic figures could be forthcoming.
“This whole scheme, and here it is the proper word, is corrupt. It’s a before and after moment for America. What just happened today is a line we can’t uncross, and these Democrats will rue the day they decided to use lawfare to stop a presidential candidate,” Kelly stated emphatically.
She further argued for potential legislative changes to address past offenses by Democratic leaders. “We’re going to have to look at passing laws to revive those dead crimes, felonies, or misdemeanors so that those cases can be brought out of time. That’s what may be in the interest of justice, just like they did for E.J. Carroll with the New York State law that was passed so that she could sue him. That’s what happened,” she explained. “Turnabout is fair play.”
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Kelly also drew parallels with previous political battles over judicial appointments, emphasizing the long-term consequences of such actions. “The Democrats started this game. In the same way, the Republicans upped the ante when it came to, for example, the filibuster fight. The Democrats got rid of it for lower court judges. Mitch McConnell said you will rue the day because we’re going to be in control of this chamber one day, and you’re going to lose the filibuster at the higher-level court, and you’ll be sorry. That’s what needs to happen here,” she continued.
As the political landscape continues to evolve, Kelly’s remarks underscore the growing tension and the uncertain future that lies ahead. Her closing thoughts serve as a stark reminder of the contentious environment, “Who’s getting indicted next? Joe Biden? Maybe Jill Biden? How low can we go? You may not want to see it, but that ship has already left port. That horse has left the barn. That’s where we’re going,” she concluded.
