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This is Michael Cohen and you're listening to the one and only may a culpa podcast.

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behind the Blue Banner, and we're really glad you're here.

But now for the news.

It's a tale of two campaigns. With the election, just seven

months away, both campaigns are kicking in a gear and squaring off. But when it comes to fundraising, there's no contest between them.

The numbers for February reveal that donors prefer Biden to Trump almost 2 to 1.

And Biden in the DNC raised a whopping $53 million in February

while the Trump camp Lee-led and brought in less than 30 million.

And Laura Trump, the new co-chair of the Republican National Committee,

has said, and I quote, that the single focus of the RNC is to get Trump elected,

leaving down-ballot Republican candidates in blue districts

scrambling for cash.

But here's an interesting twist.

Biden is substantially ahead with the big money donors.

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