Democratic donors who were once turned off by the state of their party are beginning to write checks again, spurred by the prospect of Republican losses in November’s midterm elections. But their return comes with a big caveat: Many are bypassing the party and homing in on individual candidates and races where they say they can…
Democratic donors determined to oust Trump say they’re opening checkbooks
Originally reported by The Hill. Read the full story at the original source.
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