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Doug Burgum pledges to fulfill RNC criteria for initial debate.

Gov. Doug⁢ Burgum ⁢Meets⁤ RNC Donor Requirements,​ Secures‌ Spot in ⁢Presidential ​Debate

Exciting news ⁣from Gov.⁣ Doug Burgum (R-ND)!​ He announced⁣ on Wednesday that he has ⁢successfully met⁤ the ‌Republican National Committee’s donor requirements, ensuring his participation in ‌the ‍upcoming GOP ​primary debate. ‌

“We’ll​ cross 40,000⁢ today,” Burgum​ shared with ‍radio host Hugh Hewitt, ⁤referring⁢ to the ‌RNC donor threshold. “But we’re not stopping. Yeah, we’re not stopping there. ​I mean,⁣ we⁤ know they’ll⁣ keep raising ⁢the bar.”

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In​ addition⁢ to⁤ the 40,000-donor requirement,⁣ candidates must have 200⁣ or more unique donors from ‌at ‍least 20 states‍ to secure a spot‍ in the Aug. ⁢23 debate in ​Milwaukee, ​Wisconsin.

To boost​ his donor​ count, Burgum’s⁤ campaign ⁤recently ⁢implemented an innovative strategy. ‌They started offering gift⁣ cards​ to ⁣individuals ‌who ​donated‌ just $1 to his campaign. This tactic proved successful ⁢in increasing the number of ​donors.

“We’ve got ‍some Biden inflation relief ​gift ⁤cards ‌left to give‌ away,” Burgum ⁤revealed‌ during ⁤his ⁤appearance ⁢on ⁤Hewitt’s show. “And we’re​ happy to send⁢ [listeners] ⁣a⁢ gift card. And I’d rather‌ send​ dollars to our⁢ supporters than‍ send‌ it to ​some Big⁤ Tech online⁣ marketing firm that would ​be charging five ⁤times that.”

Burgum’s bid for the Republican ⁤presidential nomination ​in 2024 may be considered a‌ long‌ shot, as‌ he ⁤currently ​polls at 0.2% in a ⁤RealClearPolitics ‌average. In contrast, former President Donald Trump is ‌polling ​at‍ a strong‌ 53.7%.

During ‌his‌ interview, Burgum also took the opportunity to criticize special counsel Jack Smith, who Trump​ claimed ⁢had sent him a‌ target ⁢letter regarding his⁤ alleged involvement​ in⁤ the Jan. 6 ​Capitol ⁢riot.

“This​ kind ​of⁢ activity⁣ undermines the American citizens’ belief that our institutions are fair,”​ Burgum expressed ⁤his concerns. “If you’re going to​ be undermining people’s ⁤confidence in ⁢the​ institutions that were required for us to​ be able to function​ as a democracy, then you’re​ effectively undermining democracy⁣ itself. And that’s a huge problem.”

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