Overview
- Donald Trump's campaign has issued a directive requiring GOP candidates using his name or likeness in fundraising to remit 5% of proceeds.
- The move aims to safeguard small-dollar donors from scams and ensure donations are correctly attributed to Trump's campaign.
- Guidelines include prohibitions on impersonating Trump or speaking on his behalf without authorization.
- Violations of these rules may lead to severed business relationships with the Trump National Committee JFC.
- The policy reflects Trump's ongoing efforts to maximize fundraising as he trails behind President Biden in campaign contributions.