Anybody that uses Wiki as a source for serious research is NOT one who can be taken seriously.
Shall we try Open Secrets.org instead. Of course, when you read the following you will conclude that OS.org is part of the vast conspiracy against the secular false messiah for telling the truth about his contributions. Other than names. amounts, party affiliations, the editorial observations are mine.
Opensecrets.org: 2/17/11 detailing Trump's political contributions on a federal level generally:
Charlie Political Cross Dresser Crist (R, err I, err Demonrat) or the political equivalent of Caitlyn (nee Bruce) Jenner unspecified amount;
Snarlin' Arlen pro-abort Specter (D, err, R, err D-PA) unspecified amount. Also ran as a GOP-E pro-abort for POTUS before being ridiculed out of the race and fleeing the party. Was going to deal with that pesky anti-choice stuff in the GOP platform;
Good Time Charlie Rangel (Demonrat of NY) and world class corruptocrat: $24,750;
Senator John McCain: Wimpy moderate nutcase-Arizona $13,600, not clear whether for POTUS, Senate or both;
The late Demonrat Senator Frank Lautenberg: $12,000;
Demonrat Majority Leader Harry Reid in his race against Sharon Angle: $$10,400;
Next Demonrat Leader Schmucky Chewmer: $8,900 Schmucky must be a conservative double agent, right?;
NY Demonrat Senator Kirsten Gillibrand: $5,850;
Former FL GOP-E US Representative (and child molester) Mark Foley: $$9,500;
Senator, you guessed it, Edward Moore "Ted" Kennedy hisself: $7.000;
John F'n (Did you know he "served" in Vietnam but "served" whom) Kerry aka Mr. Heinz fortune, aka Liveshot, aka Lurch, founder of radical leftist Vietnam Veterans Against the War, now Obozo's SecState but formerly Senator from Taxachusetts: $5,500 including $2,000 for his 2004 POTUS campaign;
Then Senator (before becoming VPOTUS)Joseph Biden $1,000;
Onetime Senate Demonrat Leader (before Reid) Tom Daschle: $4,000;
Demonrat Senatorial Campaign Committee: $116,000;
Republicrat Senatorial Campaign Committee: $30,400;
Newt Gingrich: $5,000;
Rudy Giuliani: $7,500;
Bush the Younger: $2,000.
Presumably Opensecrets. org reported those figures from campaign finance reports, usually filed with the FEC. Many of Trump's subsidized candidates are and were scum sucking leftist pigs but how likely is it that they all lied?
Next I will take up your latest link.
Are we expected to believe that the Kansas City Star is sort of your local Human Events. I thought it was rather the contrary. If that paper does not like Jeff Roe, isn't that a feather in Jeff Roe's cap?
Next the columnist is one Yael Abouhalkah. What about that name inspires confidence in the accuracy of his opinions? Other columns of his being pushed at us on the sidebar suggest he is no friend of Kansas Governor Sam Brownback. And then he cries crocodile tears after Jeff Roe actually criticized Missouri's Auditor before he suicided, engaging in the sincerest form of self-criticism. I don't know the dead Auditor's problems but if he could criticize himself, why can't Roe. Certainly, as a Trump fanboy, you cannot suggest that criticism of others has no place in politics. We just have to evaluate who is being criticized by whom and why.
Is Kansas City, in your opinion, a bastion of conservative voters, a conservative stronghold where only Jeff Roe could blow an election for his clients (if he failed at all)? Maybe he is a hero for trying and doesn't suffer heavyweight champion disease where one only enters bouts which are sure things, lest one sully one's pristine reputation for perfection.
You use the likes of Lauren Stephens and edberry.com, giants of journalism and politics, no doubt, as your source but criticize the admittedly imperfect Wikipedia. At least Wikipedia's entry on Trump is backed by 400+ linked footnotes. Not so Lauren Stephens and edberry.com. We just have to take THEIR Trump worshiping word for it. Is that the best you've got? Surely Infowars MUST have an opinion or Justin Raimondo and anti-war.com!