Trump declares he is suspending his campaign in an April Fool’s Day 

Supporters received a sudden email and text message from Donald Trump that said, “I’m suspending my campaign” and included a link.

Washington Regardless of your stance on US politics, one may argue that it’s a cruel joke: Though it turned out to be an April Fools’ joke fundraising attempt, Donald Trump purported to announce on Monday that he was suspending his reelection campaign in a tweet to supporters.
In an attempt to unseat Democratic opponent Joe Biden in November’s election, the outgoing Republican president abruptly issued an email and text message to supporters saying, “I’m suspending my campaign,” along with a link.

Would you have thought that I would halt my campaign? He wrote, “Happy April Fools Day!” in all capital letters.

The Biden campaign swiftly responded by mocking Trump’s purportedly unmotivated schedule.

“It has been sixteen days since Trump last participated in a campaign. Therefore, I’m not sure what the distinction is “Ammar Moussa, a Biden campaign staffer, remarked.

For many years, US political politicians have courted small donors by bombarding followers with calls, emails, and texts (often more than a dozen per day) pleading with them to make a financial contribution to the cause.

By doing this, they can make millions of dollars, which is a significant amount of money in a nation where running for president can cost billions of dollars.

To differentiate themselves from the masses, candidates must become more inventive due to the deluge of requests.

Trump frequently discusses his legal problems and charges that the Biden administration wants to put him in jail, but he never provides proof to support his allegations.

As of right now, the Biden campaign has the upper hand in the hunt for money, which it is relishing by calling Trump, a connoisseur of derogatory moniker, “Broke Don.”