Posted on 01/30/2017 10:15:04 AM PST by monkapotamus
The Republican National Committee is poised to name former rival turned key ally to President Donald Trump as the next finance chair for the party.
Billionaire casino mogul Steve Wynn was selected to lead the GOP fundraising operation into the 2018 midterm election at a meeting of RNC officials over the weekend, sources with knowledge of the meeting told LifeZette.
Wynn is a loyal Trump partisan and friend, booting designer Tom Ford’s products from his casinos after Ford made disrespectful comments about First Lady Melania Trump.
The casino mogul served as finance vice chairman of Trump’s inaugural committee. The committee, that also included casino magnate Sheldon Adelson, raised more than $90 million.
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PLEASE MR WYNN PUT PRESSURE ON RINOS TO SERVE THE VOTERS
PLEASE MR WYNN PUT PRESSURE ON RINOS TO SERVE THE VOTERS...
I believe this is exactly why this was announced today. To serve notice as to who will get money for campaigns.
Trump is good. Really good.
Steve is a financial genius. .when Debbie Reynold’s casino was failing, she and son Todd decided the only one to help was State wynn.
He graciously gave of his valuable time.
He gave them invaluable advice.
Bully!
Wynning..................
Is this another Wynn for President Trump? (OK, bad pun :-) )
A shot across the bow of the USS-McLame/Flake
Mr. Wynn is a very good friend of the Military.
He has Ex-SEALS as body guards and hires good Military men.
I know this as a personal friend of mine works for Mr. Wynn.
When there was a downturn in the economy in 2008ish He did not layoff a single employee.
His employees love him and work hard.
Good one! :)
Interesting choice.
Interesting choice.
EXCELLENT EXCELLENT... Everyday it just keeps getting better.
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