Trump retiene el dinero republicano para consolidar su poder en el partido

Trump is holding onto more than $400 million in Republican campaign funds and distributing them slowly to party candidates. Levante-EMV reports that the strategy lets Trump control which candidates get money and when, giving him leverage over the entire party ahead of midterm elections in key states.
The $400 million fund sits mostly unused while Republican candidates in swing states grow impatient. Trump's decision to slow-walk the money gives him direct power over which races get funding. Candidates who want support must stay loyal to Trump and his agenda.
Republican nominees running in competitive races are frustrated by the delayed funding. They need money now to run ads and build campaign operations. Without Trump's approval and cash, many candidates struggle to compete against Democratic opponents who have their own funding sources.
By controlling the money flow, Trump demands absolute party loyalty from Republican leaders and candidates. Those who criticize him or show independence know they may lose access to campaign dollars. This financial leverage makes Trump the undisputed boss of the Republican Party entering the midterm elections.
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