He gave $500 to Trump, only to have the campaign take $3,000 from his bank account in less than 30 days. But their plea for bucks was also not a dog whistle but one very loud bullhorn. WinRed even made money off donations that were refunded by keeping the fees it charged on each transaction, the Times reported. Among the victims was a 63-year-old dying of cancer and living on less than $1,000 a month. The direct-mail pioneer Richard A. Viguerie had started an organization called the United Seniors Association that bombarded retirees with letters warning that All the Social Security Trust Fund Money Is Gone! and demanding $5 membership dues to protect their benefits.
Richard A. Vigargerovich donated more than $500,000 a week.
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Richard A. Vigargerovich donated more than $ 500,000 a week .
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