There have been rumors circulating in Washington over the last few months about my involvement in building an alternative to WinRed for Republican campaigns. Let me set the record straight: they're absolutely true. This initiative has been underway since President Trump’s historic election victory in November of 2024, with high-level discussions among key players on our team highlighting its urgent need. Republican donors are overpaying massively in processing fees to support outdated fundraising software, with tens of millions of dollars unnecessarily siphoned off every election cycle from the candidates you support and straight into software providers’ pockets. As a party, we must do better. We need to stretch every small-dollar donation farther, prioritize robust protections for donor data, and embrace innovative tech-first tools to help our candidates raise more. I've heard constant frustration from donors and candidates about the current system's shortcomings, and in response, I’ve partnered with my friend @realmichaelseif and the great team at @officialpsq to build and launch Impact, an innovative fundraising platform built for our movement. Our vision for this new platform is to provide the Republican Party with a massive step forward in innovation, while saving the Republican Party millions each cycle, redirecting those funds to fuel campaigns rather than enrich middle-men. It will also deliver unparalleled transparency and data security, helping combat donor fatigue and uncertainty regarding where your dollars are actually going and how they’re being used. We've been a/b testing with several high-profile campaigns for months, and our results are already surpassing established systems, impressive for a newcomer up against years of incumbency. This will become an essential tool for all Republican candidates; frankly, there'll be no good reason not to switch, unless some swampy Washington "arrangements" get in the way. But I'm optimistic they won't! $PSQH 🇺🇸 breitbart.com/politics/2025/…

EXCLUSIVE: Several long-time Trump loyalists -- Justin Clark, Sean Dollman and Nick Trainer -- are firing up a new all-around consulting firm to help propel GOP candidates to political victory in the upcoming 2026 election cycle. Clark's first interview on the venture here in @DailyCaller:

Trump's political operation is profiting from his flurry of executive orders by hawking gear such as "Make Greenland Great Again," "Gulf of America" and "DOGE" T-shirts, along with the black "dark MAGA" caps worn by Elon Musk. axios.com/2025/02/23/trump-m…

Mission accomplished. 🇺🇸✅ @TulsiGabbard @RepJasonSmith

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