Anti-Trump GOP Donors Can't Rally Around Single Candidate

The transcript discusses the current state of the Republican presidential campaign funding, highlighting that anti-Trump donors are not uniting behind a single candidate. Trump has an advantage with small donors, while DeSantis struggles with grassroots support and relies on big donors, who have contribution limits. Tim Scott surprisingly has a similar amount of cash on hand as Trump. The role of super PACs, which can raise unlimited funds but cannot coordinate with campaigns, is also examined, with DeSantis having significant funds in his super PAC.

What challenge is Ron DeSantis facing in his campaign according to the transcript?

• Lack of support from large donors

• Difficulty in gaining grassroots support

• Excessive campaign spending

• Too much reliance on small donors

Why is Trump's campaign financially advantageous compared to others?

• He has unlimited funds from large donors

• He has strong support from small donors

• He receives government funding

• He has no spending limits

What is a major limitation for candidates relying on large donors?

• They can only receive funds from one donor

• There is a cap on how much a donor can contribute

• They cannot use the funds for advertising

• They must return the funds after the primary

How much cash on hand does Tim Scott reportedly have?

• $40 million

• $20 million

• $10 million

• $30 million

What is a key feature of super PACs in campaign financing?

• They are only for Democratic candidates

• They can receive unlimited donations

• They can coordinate directly with campaigns

• They have strict donation limits