Donald Trump's new joint fundraising agreement with the Republican National Committee diverts donations to his campaign and a political action committee that pays for his legal bills before the RNC receives a cut. This arrangement has raised concerns among some Republicans about the party being shortchanged.
Key Points
Funds are directed first to Trump's campaign, then to a political action committee, and finally to the RNC
Save America PAC has spent a significant amount on legal fees
Donors can direct their contribution to be distributed differently
Pros
Allows high-dollar donors to contribute to Trump's campaign and political action committee
Provides financial support for Trump's legal fees
Cons
Raises concerns among Republicans about potential shortchanging of the RNC
Unorthodox diversion of funds from traditional campaign activities