Trump pushes $400M to Republicans ahead of the US midterms while polls show voters still souring on cost of living
Donald Trump cited his belief in the GOP as the reason for the $400M outlay, with the Nov. 3 election under two weeks away. Polling has been turbulent. A record 58 percent of voters reportedly strongly disapprove of his handling of inflation, up from 44 percent. On the Democrat side, Bloomberg is putting $80M behind the party.
The Republican National Committee is also moving more than $50M into House and Senate races.
Trump has promised Americans $5,000 if Republicans keep both chambers of Congress.
White House spokesman Matthew Middleton insists 'there will be more to come in the next two years.'
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