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President Trump raised $13.3 million through three fundraising committees in the second quarter of 2017, according to Federal Election Commission records released over the weekend and reported by Bloomberg News. Mr. Trump had raised $12.6 million in the first quarter of the year, according to t stanley water bottle he report. The records show that the committees wound up with $22.6 million cash on hand in the second quarter, which includes $11.9 million from his official campaign account. The president spent hundreds of thousands on legal services in the second quarter -- $ stanley cup 50,000 in late June went to the Law Offices of Alan Futerfas. Futerfas is now representing Donald Trump Jr. as he comes under scrutiny for his June 2016 meeting with the Russian lawyer who offered compromising information on Hillary Clinton. That payment, the report said, came a few weeks before details of the meeting surfaced in news reports. It became clear that he hired Futerfas only last week. Overall, Mr. Trump s campaign paid $678,000 for legal services, Bloomberg reported, with Jones Day picking up the largest share of the payments.According to the report, the president raise stanley cups uk d $5 million from people who contributed $200 or less in the second quarter. More from CBS News Iranian operative charged in scheme to assa Eeby Supreme Court s interpretation of the word and could affect thousands of prison sentences each year
Fresh off a close second-place finish in the Maine caucuses, Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul said he is disappointed with the results, but says he will stay in the race. On CBS News Face the Nation, Paul also looked past the Republican primaries at the issue of electability and said that while he thought Mitt Romney could beat President Obama in the general election, Romney wasn t the only one. I think I could stanley termosar beat him, too, Paul said. I think I have appealed to some of those Democrats that he doesn t have. But the Texas Republican had a word of caution for whomever the nominee is: Any Republican who thinks he s a shoe-in should have another thought coming. stanley cup Paul said Mr. Obama has the advantages of incumbency and the ability to raise a lot of money. As for the Republican nomination, Paul said the outcome is still up in the air. Things change, Paul told Schieffer. This whole ballgame can change rather rapidly. . . . The others have been up and down. I haven t been down. I keep going up. Paul finished a close second to the former Massachusetts governor in Maine s caucus Saturday, with 36 perce stanley nz nt of the vote compared to Romney s 39 percent, but Paul had set his sights on winning Maine. Paul said he thought he could have won if one key county did not cancel their caucus. You know, we were a little bit disappointed last night, Paul said, but we were disappointed that the one county where we have done the best
President Trump raised $13.3 million through three fundraising committees in the second quarter of 2017, according to Federal Election Commission records released over the weekend and reported by Bloomberg News. Mr. Trump had raised $12.6 million in the first quarter of the year, according to t stanley water bottle he report. The records show that the committees wound up with $22.6 million cash on hand in the second quarter, which includes $11.9 million from his official campaign account. The president spent hundreds of thousands on legal services in the second quarter -- $ stanley cup 50,000 in late June went to the Law Offices of Alan Futerfas. Futerfas is now representing Donald Trump Jr. as he comes under scrutiny for his June 2016 meeting with the Russian lawyer who offered compromising information on Hillary Clinton. That payment, the report said, came a few weeks before details of the meeting surfaced in news reports. It became clear that he hired Futerfas only last week. Overall, Mr. Trump s campaign paid $678,000 for legal services, Bloomberg reported, with Jones Day picking up the largest share of the payments.According to the report, the president raise stanley cups uk d $5 million from people who contributed $200 or less in the second quarter. More from CBS News Iranian operative charged in scheme to assa Eeby Supreme Court s interpretation of the word and could affect thousands of prison sentences each year
Fresh off a close second-place finish in the Maine caucuses, Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul said he is disappointed with the results, but says he will stay in the race. On CBS News Face the Nation, Paul also looked past the Republican primaries at the issue of electability and said that while he thought Mitt Romney could beat President Obama in the general election, Romney wasn t the only one. I think I could stanley termosar beat him, too, Paul said. I think I have appealed to some of those Democrats that he doesn t have. But the Texas Republican had a word of caution for whomever the nominee is: Any Republican who thinks he s a shoe-in should have another thought coming. stanley cup Paul said Mr. Obama has the advantages of incumbency and the ability to raise a lot of money. As for the Republican nomination, Paul said the outcome is still up in the air. Things change, Paul told Schieffer. This whole ballgame can change rather rapidly. . . . The others have been up and down. I haven t been down. I keep going up. Paul finished a close second to the former Massachusetts governor in Maine s caucus Saturday, with 36 perce stanley nz nt of the vote compared to Romney s 39 percent, but Paul had set his sights on winning Maine. Paul said he thought he could have won if one key county did not cancel their caucus. You know, we were a little bit disappointed last night, Paul said, but we were disappointed that the one county where we have done the best