Trump issued this warning in a Jan. 25 post on Truth Social, where he shined a light on donors jumping ship from a losing candidate to a winning one. "When I ran for office and won, I noticed that the losing candidate's 'donors' would immediately come to me and want to 'help out.' This is standard in politics, but no longer with me," he wrote.
The real estate mogul warned that anybody who contributes to Haley, "from this moment forth, will be permanently barred from the MAGA camp. We don't want them and we will not accept them, because we Put America First and always will."
According to The Hill, Trump's direct threat against Haley's supporters signals a sharpening in his rhetoric as he seeks to compel support from the entire Republican Party. The former president beat Haley, who served as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations under him, by 11 points during the Jan. 23 New Hampshire primary.
Trump took a swipe at Haley during his victory speech on the same day as the primary, telling his supporters: "Let's not have somebody take a victory when she had a very bad night. She had a very bad night." But later, the former president remarked that he could not let Haley "get away with b******t."
In recent weeks, Trump has managed to secure numerous high-profile endorsements – even from some lawmakers who had once criticized him as unfit for office. Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, Texas Sen. John Cornyn and Nebraska Sen. Deb Fischer – all from the GOP – expressed support for him.
Even Trump's erstwhile rivals for the GOP's presidential nomination are backing him up. These include South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott and North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum. Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who both withdrew after the Iowa caucuses, also threw their support behind Trump.
Trump: Haley's campaign backed by Democratic DARK MONEY
Days before the primary in the Granite State, Trump blasted Haley in a Jan. 20 speech. He pointed to her top campaign staffer's links to a dark money group known for donating to Democratic causes. The former president cited a report by the Washington Examiner about this development.
Trump asked the crowd: "Haley's state director in New Hampshire, listen carefully – Tyler Clark. Did anyone ever hear of him?"
"He was a lobbyist for the Sixteen Thirty Fund, which is managed by Arabella Advisors – the largest Democrat dark money network in the country, and considered Public Enemy No. 1. That's who's managing her campaign. Does that tell you something, perhaps?" (Related: Matrixxx Grooove: Nikki Haley's presidential campaign is backed by Democratic DARK MONEY – Brighteon.TV.)
The DeSantis War Room account on X also posted about the revelation. It wrote: "Haley's campaign is not only funded by Democrats, it's run by Democrats too. [Her] New Hampshire director lobbied for dark money giant that helped [President Joe Biden] win [the rigged] 2020 election."
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