https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/dec/19/trump-raised-200m-from-false-election-claims-what-happens-to-the-money-now
The battle is lost. The supreme court and
electoral college have spoken. Even the Senate majority leader, Mitch
McConnell, so adept at remaking the rules for political advantage, has
acknowledged that Donald Trump will not be the next president.
But
the money flowing into Trump’s political coffers suggests that defeat
will not drive the soon-to-be-former president into the political
shadows.
Trump has
been on a fundraising drive since the election, rapidly bringing in an
astonishing $200m or more on the back of his false claims that the vote
was rigged.
His campaign bombarded supporters
with emails and text messages – as many as 30 a day – pleading for
donations to a fighting fund to challenge the result. But with the
election settled, that is not where the money is going.