This article was published more than 2 years agoCommentGift SharePresident Trump’s campaign received a much-needed bump in donations in the first two weeks of October, raking in millions of dollars as he worked to assure the country that he had recovered from the coronavirus, new filings show.But Trump burned through all of the cash he raised during that time, pouring money into campaign advertisements. By Oct. 15, Trump had approximately one-quarter of the amount his rival, Democratic nominee Joe Biden, had in his campaign account, according to the latest records.The snapshot of...…This article was published more than 2 years agoCommentGift SharePresident Trump’s campaign received a much-needed bump in donations in the first two weeks of October, raking in millions of dollars as he worked to assure the country that he had recovered from the coronavirus, new filings show.But Trump burned through all of the cash he raised during that time, pouring money into campaign advertisements. By Oct. 15, Trump had approximately one-quarter of the amount his rival, Democratic nominee Joe Biden, had in his campaign account, according to the latest records.The snapshot of...WW…