Major Trump fundraiser the latest in big bucks battle with Biden

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69% : The Florida fundraiser for Donald Trump will be held at the home of billionaire hedge fund manager John PaulsonMajor political donors will gather Saturday in Donald Trump's fiefdom of Palm Beach for a fundraising event that his campaign hopes will mark a new phase in a swaggering, high-stakes race for big money with Joe Biden.
61% : Will double up the Biden number of last week at Radio City," Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform.- $814,600 to sit near Trump - More from this section Thousands of salmon escape truck crash into nearby river Biden, Netanyahu to speak by phone following Gaza aid deaths Togo opposition calls for protests over election delayThe Palm Beach guest list will include businessman Robert Bigelow, who made a fortune in the hotel industry before launching an aerospace research company, and John Catsimatidis, owner of a major grocery store chain.
55% : After suspending their presidential campaigns, the trio have fully endorsed Trump, perhaps angling for a job in his administration if he succeeds in returning to the White House.
50% : Biden, 81, raised the stakes at the end of March when he headlined a huge event in New York with former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton at his side, raking in at least $25 million -- a record, according to his team.
46% : "While Trump is raising money from a bunch of hedge fund billionaires, our grassroots campaign raised $187M this quarter because of folks like you," he said Saturday on X, formerly Twitter.
17% : Biden's campaign was all too happy to point that out, referring to Trump as "Broke Don" in a recent statement about the billionaire, who himself is known for using mean nicknames.cjc/sst/acb
16% : At the moment, Biden's campaign war chest is bigger than Trump's, as the former president faces mounting legal fees stemming from multiple criminal indictments.

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