Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump and the Senate finding another thing to fight about.

This time, it's over the thing that really unites all politicians.

Money. Republicans in the Senate have long relied on the National Republican's Senatorial Committee

and a super PAC called the Senate Leadership Fund.

These two entities played a big part in Republicans gaining control of the Senate.

Strategy and funding for maintaining a majority in the future were likely to hinge on the entities, and both are

more aligned with the McConnell-ish side of the Republican Party than with the Trump side.

But now, there's a problem. It appears that Trump world is now upset and promising to set up

a competing super PAC.

Why?

Because the rumor mill says that Stephen Demora, a former campaign manager for Mike Pence,

is going to end up with a leadership role over at the National Republican Senatorial Committee.

It seems Trump World only wants loyalists in these positions.

The Senate Leadership Fund is a centralized fundraising effort with the sole purpose of helping

Republicans in the Senate.

A competing Trump-backed Super PAC with the same goal will probably not sit well with many of the Republican Party's big donors.

Many like to be able to influence the outcome of Senate races, and the existing organizations have a track record of success.

Trump's habit of loyalty testing might also not be well received with long-time GOP donors.

Undoubtedly, some of the donors will side with a potential Trump-aligned super PAC,

and some will stay with the traditional way of doing things.

But some might just bow out after deciding it isn't worth

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