RNC Rejects Cease-And-Desist Demand From Trump

The RNC used former President Donald Trump's name in its fundraising materials, leading to a legal dispute. The RNC claims it has the right to reference public figures under the First Amendment. Trump urged his supporters to donate to his own Save America PAC instead, marking a rare split between him and the RNC, who previously collaborated during the 2020 campaign to raise over $366 million.

What was the committee's action that involved former President Donald Trump?

• They endorsed him for the next election.

• They criticized his policies publicly.

• They used his name and likeness in fundraising materials.

• They invited him to a fundraising event.

How did the RNC justify its use of Trump's name and likeness?

• By saying it was a common practice.

• By asserting it was protected political speech under the First Amendment.

• By stating it was a private matter.

• By claiming it was a mistake.

What did Trump urge his supporters to do in response to the RNC's actions?

• To protest against the RNC.

• To support the RNC's fundraising efforts.

• To send their contributions to his own fund.

• To boycott the RNC events.

What was the nature of the relationship between Trump's team and the committee during the 2020 campaign?

• They competed against each other.

• They were in constant conflict.

• They worked together to raise funds.

• They had no interaction.

How much money did Trump's team and the committee raise during the 2020 campaign?

• $100 million

• $200 million

• $366 million

• $500 million