Former President Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign is cracking down on spending in preparation for its likely rematch with President Joe Biden this November.
Senior advisers Susie Wiles and Chris LaCivita are cutting all unnecessary spending, aiming to spend every cent possible on voter outreach. The decision is influenced primarily by memories of financial mismanagement of Trump’s 2020 campaign and his astronomical legal bills, which are poised to rise even higher.
“Any organization that is concerned, or at least puts that level of concern, at the forefront, you’re gonna get better bids for business,” LaCivita told CNN. “If you’re not spending the majority of your money on touching voters and pushing your candidate, then you’re not running a good campaign.”
The strategy can be readily seen in a visit to Trump’s campaign headquarters, one senior
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