Trump Campaign Forced to Pay North Carolina City $82k in Advance for Rally
The Trump campaign has once again found itself in a predicament, being forced to pay the city of Asheville, North Carolina, a whopping $82,000 in advance for hosting a rally. The smaller venue, Thomas Wolfe Auditorium, was chosen for Wednesday’s event, with a capacity of just 2,431 people. Interestingly, there is a larger arena next door with a capacity of 7,200, but it seems the campaign opted for the smaller space.
This situation sheds light on Trump’s well-known history of failing to pay cities for rally fees, leaving a massive debt behind when he departed the White House in January 2021.… Continue reading
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