Bikers for Trump in Financial Trouble

Group Owes Over $50,000, Has Less Than $2,900 in Cash

Bikers for Trump, a group that once served as a self-styled security force for Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, is reported to be more than $50,000 in debt with less than $2,900 in cash.
The group's website is outdated, with a plea to 'draft' Trump for president in 2024, despite Trump announcing his candidacy in November 2022.
The Bikers for Trump PAC hasn't posted on Twitter since September 2022, but its Facebook page features recent posts praising the former president.
According to a recent FEC filing, the group owes $50,022 to Infocision Inc., a call center company with a political fundraising service.
The group's biggest single expense during the second half of 2023 was $1,600 in salary payments to its founder, Chris Cox.