Donald Trump's reelection campaign is ramping up its criticism of outside political groups that purport to raise money on the President's behalf, prompting one super PAC to shift its focus to helping down-ballot Republicans
Washington Donald Trump's reelection campaign is ramping up its criticism of outside political groups that purport to raise money on the President's behalf, prompting one super PAC to shift its focus to helping down-ballot Republicans.
The move by the Keeping America Great PAC comes after the Trump campaign publicly disavowed the organization and last month issued a blistering rebuke of another pro-Trump political group. The disputes underscore the tensions that grow between politicians and the unwieldy crop of super PACs and other political groups that seek to raise unlimited amounts from a candidate's supporters.
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