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Trump's Controversial NFT Trading Cards Stir Up Criticism and Mockery
odd-news2 years ago

Trump's Controversial NFT Trading Cards Stir Up Criticism and Mockery

Former President Donald Trump is selling scraps of the suit he wore for his mug shot on trading cards as part of a moneymaking scheme. Trump has a history of using his mug shot as a marketing opportunity, and he has now cut up the suit and is offering it to his supporters as relics. The trading cards, which include digital NFTs and physical cards, are being sold for $99 each, with buyers needing to purchase 47 digital cards to receive one physical card. Trump is also offering additional perks, such as a dinner at Mar-a-Lago, to those who purchase a certain number of NFTs.

"Georgia Sheriff's Heartbreaking Realization During Trump Booking"
politics2 years ago

"Georgia Sheriff's Heartbreaking Realization During Trump Booking"

Fulton County Sheriff Pat Labat describes the "heartbreaking" moment when former President Donald Trump had his mug shot taken at Fulton County Jail during his booking for the racketeering case related to his alleged attempt to overturn Georgia's 2020 election result. Labat recalls Trump being "stoic" and "silent" during the process, and the unusual quietness in the jail despite the heightened security protocols.

"Trump's Mug Shot Takes Center Stage in Political Attack Ads"
politics2 years ago

"Trump's Mug Shot Takes Center Stage in Political Attack Ads"

A super PAC supporting former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has released the first broadcast TV ad featuring former President Donald Trump's mug shot, taken during his booking for the Georgia election interference case. The ad highlights Christie's accomplishments as a prosecutor and governor, positioning him as a conservative alternative to Joe Biden. The ad will air in New Hampshire, where Christie is focusing his campaign efforts. Trump's own campaign is also fundraising off the mug shot image, claiming to have raised $9 million since its release.

Trump's Mug Shot Raises $7.1M for Campaign
politics2 years ago

Trump's Mug Shot Raises $7.1M for Campaign

Former President Donald Trump's campaign has reportedly raised $7.1 million since his mug shot was released after being booked on 13 felony counts related to an alleged scheme to overturn the results of the presidential election in Georgia. The campaign raised $4.18 million on Saturday alone, their highest-grossing day of the entire campaign. Trump's joint fundraising committee quickly capitalized on the mug shot by selling merchandise featuring it, and Trump himself shared the booking photo on social media with a link to donate. The campaign spokesperson also claimed that the campaign raised "close to $20 million" in the last three weeks. Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie criticized Trump's use of campaign donations to pay his legal fees, calling it unethical and immoral.

"Trump's Mug Shot: A Symbol of Controversy and Fundraising Success"
politics2 years ago

"Trump's Mug Shot: A Symbol of Controversy and Fundraising Success"

Former President Donald Trump has raised $7.1 million since his mug shot was taken at the Fulton County jail in Georgia, making it the highest-grossing day of his campaign. Trump, who is the frontrunner in the 2024 Republican primary race, has raised nearly $20 million in the last three weeks amid two separate indictments related to his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. He has capitalized on the mug shot by selling merchandise and urging supporters to donate.

"Trump's Mug Shot: A Symbol of Controversy and Fundraising Success"
politics2 years ago

"Trump's Mug Shot: A Symbol of Controversy and Fundraising Success"

Donald Trump's campaign has raised $7.1 million since his processing at an Atlanta jail, bringing the total fundraising amount to nearly $20 million over the past three weeks. The highest-grossing day was the day following his arrest in Georgia, during which $4.18 million was raised. The campaign has been selling merchandise featuring Trump's mug shot, contributing to the high fundraising totals.

"Psaki Predicts Trump Mug Shot Backfire in 2024: The Power of Persuasive Images"
politics2 years ago

"Psaki Predicts Trump Mug Shot Backfire in 2024: The Power of Persuasive Images"

Former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki believes that Donald Trump's recently released mug shot will not be beneficial for him in the 2024 general election, as independent and moderate voters are unlikely to be swayed by the image. While Trump and his allies may see it as a rallying point, Psaki argues that the scowling mug shot is unlikely to make him more appealing to anyone who is not already a hardcore supporter. Psaki emphasizes that sometimes images can be more persuasive than words, and in this case, the mug shot may backfire for Trump.

"Trump's Mugshot Merchandise Fuels GOP Fundraising Frenzy"
politics2 years ago

"Trump's Mugshot Merchandise Fuels GOP Fundraising Frenzy"

Former President Trump and his allies are capitalizing on his historic booking photo by selling merchandise featuring the mug shot, including t-shirts, bumper stickers, and shot glasses. Trump-affiliated groups, including his own presidential campaign, are using the image to fundraise for a "Legal Defense Fund" and to support efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. Anti-Trump organizations have also joined in selling merchandise featuring the mug shot.

"Trump Mug Shot Merchandise Gains Popularity Amidst Divided US"
politics2 years ago

"Trump Mug Shot Merchandise Gains Popularity Amidst Divided US"

Former President Donald Trump's mug shot, taken during his arrest on felony charges related to his attempts to overturn the 2020 election, is being turned into merchandise by both supporters and critics. Trump's fundraising committee is selling "NEVER SURRENDER!" mug shot t-shirts, beverage holders, and coffee mugs, while his son Don Jr. is marketing "FREE TRUMP" mug shot t-shirts and posters. On the other side, the Lincoln Project, an anti-Trump group, is selling shot glasses with the mug shot and a rallying cry. The image could be a significant fundraiser for Trump, as campaigns can make a 50% profit or more on merchandise sales. The legal rights surrounding the use of the mug shot are unclear, but political parody goods may receive some protection.

Trump's Mug Shot: A Potentially Lucrative and Uncomfortable Situation
politics2 years ago

Trump's Mug Shot: A Potentially Lucrative and Uncomfortable Situation

Former President Donald Trump, who has been indicted four times since March, acknowledged that he did not enjoy having his mug shot taken on racketeering charges in Georgia. However, he wasted no time in using the photo for fundraising purposes, featuring it prominently on his campaign website and selling merchandise with the mug shot. Trump's campaign also sent out an email blast with the photo and booking number, aiming to boost fundraising numbers. Despite criticism from rivals and others, Trump's team sees the mug shot as a potentially lucrative opportunity to generate support and donations.

"Trump's Mug Shot Merchandise Sparks Controversy and Political Speculation"
politics2 years ago

"Trump's Mug Shot Merchandise Sparks Controversy and Political Speculation"

Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign wasted no time in capitalizing on his recent felony charges by selling merchandise featuring his mug shot, including T-shirts, mugs, koozies, and bumper stickers. The merchandise, priced at $34 for shirts, is accompanied by the slogan "NEVER SURRENDER!" The Trump Save America Joint Fundraising Committee is also offering a T-shirt with the mug shot in exchange for a $47 donation. Other Republicans, including Sen. Marsha Blackburn, are also using the mug shot to raise funds. This is not the first time the Trump campaign has monetized the idea of his mug shot, as they previously sold T-shirts featuring a fake mug shot after a New York grand jury indictment in April.

"Democrats Revel in Trump's Mug Shot: Triumph Achieved"
politics2 years ago

"Democrats Revel in Trump's Mug Shot: Triumph Achieved"

Democrats, including House Judiciary Democrats and Rep. Jamaal Bowman, gloated over former President Trump's arrest and the release of his mug shot, sharing it on social media with captions like "No one is above the law" and "We got you." However, some Democrats expressed concern that the mug shot could be used by Trump to raise funds for his 2024 campaign. Rudy Giuliani, another co-defendant in the investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia, also had a mug shot taken when he surrendered.

"Trump's Historic Mug Shot: The Smiles and Bomb Threat Investigation"
politics2 years ago

"Trump's Historic Mug Shot: The Smiles and Bomb Threat Investigation"

The release of Donald Trump's mug shot, taken by the Fulton County Sheriff's Office after his fourth indictment, marks a historic moment and symbolizes the norm-shattering presidency of Trump. The mug shot, which portrays Trump in a serious and unsmiling manner, devoid of the usual grandeur associated with his photo ops, has sparked discussions about the necessity and implications of releasing such images. While some argue that mug shots can be prejudicial, Georgia laws require them for felony offenses. Trump, who has always been conscious of his public image, understands the power of visuals and the lasting impact they can have on public perception. The mug shot, now a part of the public record, will undoubtedly shape the narrative surrounding Trump's legal battles and his legacy.

"Trump's Historic Mugshot: The Aftermath of His Arrest in Georgia"
politics2 years ago

"Trump's Historic Mugshot: The Aftermath of His Arrest in Georgia"

Donald Trump's mug shot was released after he was booked at an Atlanta jail on more than a dozen felony charges related to his attempts to overturn his 2020 election defeat in Georgia. Trump wasted no time in posting the mug shot on social media, using it to defend his actions and ask for donations. He is the first former U.S. president to face criminal charges, but these cases have not damaged his standing among his supporters, as he holds a commanding lead in the Republican race for the 2024 presidential election. Trump's trial date is set for October 23, while some of his co-defendants have already been booked.

"Mark Meadows' Mug Shot and Co-Defendants' Photos Unveiled in Georgia Election Interference Case"
politics2 years ago

"Mark Meadows' Mug Shot and Co-Defendants' Photos Unveiled in Georgia Election Interference Case"

Former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows surrendered and was booked in the Fulton County Jail in the Georgia election interference case. Mug shots of Meadows and other co-defendants, including Rudy Giuliani, Jenna Ellis, and Sidney Powell, were released. Several defendants have been released on bond, while others are still negotiating their release. The case involves allegations of tampering with the 2020 election in Georgia.