Former President Donald Trump hauls in over $7 million in fundraising last month, with nearly $124 million in his political committees coffers
committees raked in $7.2 million in January, according to figures shared first with FOX Business on Sunday evening.
Former President Donald speaks to a crowd a large rally at the Montgomery County Fairgrounds on Saturday, Jan. 29, 2022 in Conroe, Texas. Trump hauled in $51 million during the second half of last year, and finished 2021 with $122 million in his coffers. The fact that Trump’s cash on hand jumped less than $2 million while raising over $7 million last month is a sign that the former president’s committees are starting to spend the money they’ve raised.
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