Trump plans to continue raising political funds, striving to recover his influence after the midterm election losses.
Original headline特朗普计划继续筹集政治资金，力图挽回中期选举失利后的影响力
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President Trump has told advisers he will keep raising money for a political operation—either the existing MAGA Inc. super PAC or a new entity—after Republicans' midterm losses, Axios reported. The vehicle would give him a platform to shape the 2028 elections, including the next presidential race, and leverage over GOP lawmakers weighing a break with him. MAGA Inc. previously helped defeat Trump critic Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky in the 2026 Republican primaries to enforce party discipline. Fundraising could get harder with Democrats controlling Congress and major donors shifting focus to 2028. Watch whether Trump sticks with MAGA Inc. or launches a new committee, and how donor commitments hold up.
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