At a moment in the 2020 campaign cycle when House Republicans should be looking to pad their campaign coffers with the help of President Trump's massive fundraising operation, it's the president's re-election campaign asking them for assistance instead.
“This is a team fight and if our members can help the Trump campaign raise the resources necessary to defeat Joe Biden and his socialist agenda, we will do so,” National Republican Congressional Committee spokesman Chris Pack said.
The Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee have combined to raise about a half-billion dollars from the start of 2019 through March, closing the first quarter of 2020 with about $175.6 million in the bank. And the Trump campaign is also boosted by other affiliated committees that are raising big money to assist in the re-election.
The Trump campaign has tapped the House’s biggest fundraisers including Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy of California, NRCC Chair Tom Emmer of Minnesota and Republican Conference Chair Rep. Liz Cheney of Wyoming. House Republicans need a net gain of 18 seats in November to take back the House. Their best chances are winning in the 31 districts held by Democrats that Trump won in 2016.
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