Wanna bet they would vote for him again, though?

[Soph0571]

Full report here: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/03/us/politics/trump-donations.html

Looking at the numbers surrounding this - the Trump campaign grifted $122,000,000 from MAGAts that needed to refunded to them...

Two takeaways from this:
1.
OF COURSE they were going to use their supporters to fill their coffers in a completely dodgy way.
OF COURSE they would not give a shit that in pulling this dodge MAGAts would be put into financial hardship.
OF COURSE this is just a further demonstration of the way the Trump Cabal of Nasty hold in contempt the cult base.
2.
If Trump runs in 2024 OF COURSE these scammed MAGAts will support the grift again... 👀

[secondwind]

1. Is he just going to get away with this? I hope not!

[wnylib]

2. I don't think so. Anyone who got hurt so

badly financially would not vote for him again. They wouldn't vote for a Dem, either. In that respect, the experience would not change them much. They would vote for another R scumbag besides the orange grifter, but not for him, either.

But that's moot, IMO. The former guy will not run in 2024. He will be in no shape to do it, physically, mentally, financially, or legally. My bet is that by the time 2024 gets here, he will be gone from the country to escape legal accountability for his crimes.

[Eid Ma Clack Shaw]

16. All he would need to do is say Biden was responsible

For his scam and they’d buy it wholesale. I’m serious.

[AverageOldGuy]

3. Fool me once, shame on you

Fool me twice, I'm a Trump voter !!!!

[Scrivener7]

4. HAH! That should have been his 2020 slogan!

[Prof. Toru Tanaka]

8. That is so fitting and yes, I agree

that would have been a great campaign slogan!

[Crunchy Frog]

5. I'm a terrible person. I'm not able to feel bad for him or the other scam "victims".

And yes, of course they'll support either him, or the next psychopath to come along.

[Fullduplexxx]

6. Lol it felt like it was a scam .

I heard Hartmann warning his listeners about this . Fools and their money....

[malaise]

14. DUers posted about this way back

I have no sympathy for people who support a racist Con

[Mr. Scorpio]

7. Hey, it's not like they weren't warned

Sucks to be them.

[alphafemale]

9. It stopped with the election?

I had heard it was indefinitely.

Maybe that is with people stupid enough to send him money now.

I remember trying to get the scum AOL to stop hitting my bank account.

They would just change the amount by a few cents each time I blocked them.

I finally had to close the account and open a new one in a different bank.

[PatSeg]

10. Whoa, that is a rotten thing to do

even to a Trump supporter.

[Cosmo Blues]

11. As they say

A fool and his money...

[AZ8theist]

12. You can't fix stupid.

[malaise]

13. When you get conned by a Con

you're the idiot. I have not one iota of sympathy for folks who support this monster

[keithsw]

15. In this life

I have learned, you usually get what you DESERVE. I have ZERO sympathy for these fools

[Goodheart]

17. I don't feel sorry for Stacy. Frankly, he got what he deserved.

[niyad]

18. Always read the fine print. And yes, of course they will vote for him again.

[maxrandb]

19. Sympathy appears between S**t and Syphilis in the Dictionary

and that's all I've got to say about that.

[tanyev]

20. Absolutely. I don't know about the Blatts, but this quote is from someone else in the article:

But for some Trump supporters like Ron Wilson, WinRed is a scam artist. Mr. Wilson, an 87-year-old retiree in Illinois, made a series of small contributions last fall that he thought would add up to about $200; by December, federal records show, WinRed and Mr. Trump’s committees had withdrawn more than 70 separate donations from Mr. Wilson worth roughly $2,300.

“Predatory!” Mr. Wilson said of WinRed. Like multiple other donors interviewed, though, he held Mr. Trump himself blameless, telling The Times, “I’m 100 percent loyal to Donald Trump.”

[marble falls]

21. No doubt in my mind: here in Marble Falls, wealthy who made out like bandits with the ...

... tax "reform" might vote for him, most everyone else who voted for him felt conned to some degree. He's done.