Donald Trump’s ‘Pathetic’ Fundraising Email About His ‘Dying Laptop’ Crashes Hard Online
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"I’m sitting here. Alone," began the president's message that critics mockingly ripped as "incredibly bleak" and "creepy."
Critics piled on Donald Trump over a recent fundraising email, branding it “pathetic,” “incredibly bleak” and “creepy.”
The message, sent to supporters this week, read:
“Some people are saying: This is SAD!I’m sitting here. Alone. In the war room. Fighting for you. The rest of the staff went home hours ago. It’s just me, one dying laptop, and the 72-hour countdown clock to my first mid-month deadline of the year just RANG.”
The email — archived online by the Archive of Political Emails — urged Trump’s MAGA base to “ACT FAST” and help him “crush my first mid-month deadline of the year” with a donation.
If they didn’t, the message warned, “the radical Left flips the House and Senate in 2026 and finishes what they started,” leading to “open borders forever,” “your guns confiscated” and “your kids brainwashed.”
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