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The Republican Jewish Coalition, an AIPAC ally, has spent >$14 million supporting Trump since 2020. Vice President JD Vance has received >$167,000 in campaign contributions from the Israel lobby.
The Forward
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As spending by Jewish PACs soar, two billionaires give GOP group major fundraising advantage – The Forward
November 7, 2024 - Fueled by donations from two conservative billionaires, the leading Republican Jewish political action committee is pouring millions of dollars into a swing-state advertising blitz supporting former President Donald Trump in the final weeks of the campaign...
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Trump campaign accuses Democrats of trying to ‘rig election’ — with money from Jewish billionaires
July 9, 2020 - The Trump campaign said Democrats are "using the funds of their Leftist billionaire allies" like Soros, Bloomberg & Steyer to "rig" the election.
Reddit
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r/changemyview on Reddit: CMV: Israel and Netanyahu is responsible electing Trump.
June 4, 2025 -
Israel wanted Trump into office. During his visit to USA during Biden presidency, Netanyahu explicitly only met with Republican lawmakers. He gave multiple live and virtual speech with applauding republicans in the capitol. Israel also has made alliance with far right parties in all over Europe.
Which means current Israeli government isn't finding friends in democratic, progressive governments.
There are many reasons for him wanting Trump, like Trump would let him finish the job.
As a result, he mobilized the whole Pro-israel lobby and billionaires to support Trump. For example, Miriam edelson gave Trump 100 million dollars. And not just money, he also mobilized Israeli state propaganda apparatus. All the social media propaganda that was against "genocide Joe" I think came from Israel. I think the Israeli propaganda is what tipped the balance of the presidential election towards Trump.
To be clear I am not saying voters cared about the conflict. I am saying Israel manipulated voters into voting for Trump.
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OP Im sure I’d love you if I met you in person, but I gotta be honest, this comes off as an anti-Israel tantrum rather than an informed opinion. You have almost no actual facts that support anything you’re saying. To directly address some of your claims: Miriam Adelson is a notoriously right wing voter. Of course she was going to support Trump over Harris. She wouldn’t support Harris in a million years. Second, all the right leaning billionaires gave money to Trump last time, this is nothing new and has nothing to do with Israel. Trump is pro business, so billionaire businesspeople support him. “Genocide Joe” started on left wing social media accounts, mostly among disgruntled American socialists. It was then co-opted by the MAGA accounts because they started to realize the war in Gaza and Biden’s support for Bibi were damaging Biden’s reputation. No one needed an Israeli conspiracy to start that, leftwing Americans were extremely upset with Biden’s support for Netanyahu. And while we’re on the issues, it’s worth noting: all the polling showed the economy and immigration as the top 2 issues for voters. Want to know where the war in Gaza ranked? 17th. Lastly, Jewish Americans, who are very Pro-Israel, OVERWHELMINGLY voted for Kamala Harris. In fact, they’re one of the only minority groups in the U.S. that didn’t swing toward Trump. Listen, the Harris campaign spent over 1 billion dollars on the election and built the largest political media operation in history. “Israeli propaganda” had nothing to do with Trump winning - this election was about Americans being unhappy with Biden and the economy.
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Two things wrong with this idea: 1.) Trump is not pro-Netanyahu. His political camp is one of isolationism and nativism, one that does not support Ukraine and Israel, or the broader fight against Russian, Chinese, and Iranian influence around the world. Furthermore, Trump is trying to achieve a deal with the Ayatollah regime (Israel's main adversary), and its widely believed that Trump and Netanyahu have been at odds due to Trump not supporting Israel's desire to strike Iranian nuclear facilities. 2.) The Pro-Israel lobby has plenty of progressives. Ritchie Torres, Hakeem Jefferies, Cory Booker, Angela Alsobrooks, and Shontel Brown are just a few of the many Democrats and/or progressives who support the state of Israel. Anti-Israel sentiments come from the far left and far right.
Rjchq
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RJC DELIVERED in 2024- Republican Jewish Coalition
November 29, 2024 - President-elect Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 presidential election was a "life-saving" victory for Jews who care about Israel, according to former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer. Fleischer participated in a press briefing on Wednesday with the Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC), a group that has been pivotal in raising funds for Trump and other Republican candidates, in backing pro-Israel policies within the GOP, and in turning out the Jewish vote.
Haaretz
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Trump Campaign: Jewish Billionaires Are Using Their Money to Try to ‘Rig’ Election - U.S. News
July 9, 2020 - In the final days of the 2016 presidential election campaign, the Trump campaign was criticized for running an ad with flashing images of Jewish financial figures who had allegedly 'robbed our working class' ... U.S. President Trump’s reelection campaign sent a letter to would-be voters accusing three billionaires with Jewish ancestry of trying to “rig the November election.”
Mother Jones
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These 10 Billionaires Went All-In Trying to Get Donald Trump Reelected – Mother Jones
January 15, 2021 - On the Republican side, IPS’s Chuck Collins and Omar Ocampo have compiled a list of 63 billionaires, with estimated combined assets of almost $244 billion, who helped bankroll this post-election fiasco by giving generous personal contributions to Trump Victory—the joint fundraising venture set up between the Trump 2020 campaign and the Republican National Committee after the 2018 midterms to secure the reelection of Trump and his congressional loyalists. This group represents just a fraction of America’s estimated 788 billionaires, but its steadfast support has been enough to put—and keep—many a reality-denying scoundrel in office.
The Times of Israel
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Miriam Adelson gives $100 million to Trump campaign, making good on reported pledge | The Times of Israel
October 17, 2024 - A major funder of pro-Israel politics ... Adelson. The Adelson family has long been one of the largest sources of campaign money for Republican candidates and has backed Trump during each of the last three general elections...
NPR
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Trump earned billions last year. Some Pennsylvania swing voters say they don't care
3 weeks ago - President Trump's recent financial disclosures reveal his wealth has shot up since taking office again. His family businesses reported revenue last year of $2.2 billion — largely earnings from cryptocurrency. But key voters in Pennsylvania have mixed views on whether this is a big deal or not, indicating a level of cynicism about many in the political class. These were among the views expressed by participants of two online focus groups that NPR observed on Tuesday. The focus groups were made up of 12 Pennsylvania voters total. Half the participants, when asked, said they were "troubled" by Trump's windfall in office. The other half waved it off. ... "When it comes to ethics, moral and financial, I think that just about every politician is corrupt," said Todd A., a 62-year-old independent voter. (All participants agreed to be part of the focus groups on the condition that they be identified by their first name and last initial only.)
Middle East Eye
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Miriam Adelson: Who is the Israeli billionaire backing Trump? | Middle East Eye
November 21, 2024 - The couple gave $20m to Trump's 2016 campaign and, two years later, $113m to Republican and conservative groups and candidates during the 2018 midterm election cycle.
The Times of Israel
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Meet the leading Jewish political donors in this US election cycle | The Times of Israel
September 25, 2020 - Adelson’s endorsement of Trump in May 2016 opened the floodgates to Jewish donors who until then had been skeptical of the candidate. Their ongoing support for Trump has been in question: Trump reportedly berated Sheldon Adelson last month for not giving enough to the campaign as Biden’s fundraising began to outpace the incumbent’s. But Adelson bellied up this month and has pledged $50 million to elect Republicans and send Trump back to the White House.
Public Citizen
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The Super-Rich People Backing the Trump Agenda - Public Citizen
July 15, 2019 - onald Trump’s allies have put together a sprawling political operation that continually collects money from major donors, many of whom…
Forbes
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These 26 Billionaires Have Each Given More Than $1 Million to Elect Trump
August 16, 2024 - Many of the nation’s richest ... have backed the Trump-Vance ticket. In fact, 26 billionaires have already given more than $1 million apiece to pro-Trump PACs and committees....
The Guardian
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Trump bemoans lack of support from Jewish voters and blames ‘Democrat curse’ | US elections 2024 | The Guardian
September 20, 2024 - Trump asserted that he had been “the best president by far” for Israel but a new poll shows him still below 40% among Jewish voters. “That means you’ve got 60% voted for somebody that hates Israel. And I say it – it’s going to happen – it’s only because of the Democrat hold or curse on you. You can’t let this happen. Forty per cent is not acceptable, because we have an election to win.”
AP News
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Trump irks Jewish donors with comments on Mideast peace | AP News
December 5, 2023 - The primary benefactor of the Republican Jewish Coalition is casino magnate Sheldon Adelson, who spent more on the 2012 federal elections than any other donor. Adelson’s willingness to make a huge political investment helps explain why his signature group attracted all of the major GOP presidential candidates to its forum in Washington — even though the man himself wasn’t among the hundreds in attendance. On the eve of the event, Trump weighed in on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in an interview with The Associated Press.
The Forward
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The Jews in Trump's inner circle – The Forward
September 25, 2024 - During the 2020 election, Epshteyn served as Trump’s informal Jewish liaison, chastising “radical hateful Democrats.” He pleaded not guilty to nine felony charges in an Arizona fake elector case, with the trial scheduled for January 2026. He sat at Trump’s side during his hush money trial in New York.
BBC
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The billionaires rallying behind Trump after his conviction
June 3, 2024 - While he has lagged behind Joe Biden and the Democrats' fundraising efforts, the conviction injected new life into his electoral bid - with his campaign announcing that it raised nearly $53m (£41.6m) in just 24 hours after the verdict. Israeli-American casino billionaire Miriam Adelson is expected to announce a multi-million dollar boost to Trump's campaign this week.
The Guardian
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Why is a group of billionaires working to re-elect Trump? | Robert Reich | The Guardian
June 3, 2024 - Thiel also donated at least $10m to the Arizona Republican primary race of Blake Masters, who also claimed Trump won the 2020 election and admires Lee Kuan Yew, the authoritarian founder of modern Singapore. Billionaire money is now gushing into the 2024 election.
Forbes
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‘I’m Now Broke’: Meet The Investors Who Lost Billions Buying Trump Stocks And Crypto
July 6, 2026 - Pinto was part of a frenzy that delivered the first family an extraordinary windfall as Trump returned to the White House. The roots of it lay in World Liberty Financial, the crypto project the president had launched the previous September. Billionaire Justin Sun, facing allegations from the Securities and Exchanges Commission, invested $45 million in its token after Trump won the election, then put another $100 million into the president’s memecoin. Melania Trump added a coin of her own. The three tokens traded furiously as Trump ascended to the throne, throwing off hundreds of millions in cash. Then the president added a perk: dinner at his Virginia club for the top 220 memecoin investors. “I went crazy,” says Pinto, who upped his bet to $480,000, allocating about 60% of his entire investment portfolio to the memecoin. That was enough to get him into the dinner, a scene both surreal and shoddy.