NEW GIG

Trump Offers Supporters Another Fake Job as He Begs for Cash

Donald Trump frequently tries to entice MAGA to open their pocketbooks with the promise of a fake job.

The president is offering his MAGA base a new phony gig—so long as they can cough up the cash.

A fundraising email sent on behalf of President Donald Trump invites donors to become a part of the “Official 2026 TRUMP INNER CIRCLE,” described as Trump’s “elite Midterm Advisory Board.”

Perks of the new bogus board position include “breaking Trump Alerts first,” “private midterm strategy updates,” and access to more Trump merchandise.

“THIS IS A ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY! Capped at 150,000. Almost full. No extensions,” the email reads.

“Don’t let another Patriot take your place. We both know this spot belongs to you!” the email continued.

The email, with the subject line “Don’t reject me!” was sent by Trump National Committee JFC Inc., a joint finance committee.

The Daily Beast contacted the White House and the Trump National Committee JFC for comment.

In addition to giving his former Cabinet members fake jobs, like Kristi Noem’s new “Special Envoy for the Shield of the Americas” gig, this email is hardly the first time Trump has promised jobs to his MAGA donors.

Another email sent earlier this week from the same Trump National Committee, with the subject line “Whether you’re retired or not!,” told donors they had been promoted to a new fake title.

YOU’RE HIRED!

Trump Boasts Fake Job for Supporters in Exchange for Cash

Annabella Rosciglione

“Your most recent donation put you over the edge, and you’ve now been promoted to a Midterm Senior Strategist,” the email reads.

Some of the so-called perks of that new fake gig include “breaking news updates from me, Donald J. Trump,” and “priority access to all limited releases.”

Trump Cabinet officials have been forced to answer on the president’s questionable fundraising tactics.

Last month, CIA Director John Ratcliffe basically admitted during a congressional testimony that MAGA donors were duped into donating to Trump’s campaign with a fake promise of getting access to his private national security briefings.

That email, sent by the Trump-aligned Never Surrender, Inc PAC, gave donors the false hope that they would be invited to the president’s “private national security briefings,” offering “unfiltered updates on the threats facing America.”

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