Trump asks for money on Valentine's Day and asks for money from supporters, Melania receives a message of love!
Donald Trump, the former American **, has written a love letter to his wife, Melania. However, in addition to expressing love to his wife, this love letter was also sent to his campaign. The move sparked widespread debate.
As Trump's third wife, Melania. In 1977, he married Czech supermodel Ivana Zelkova, but then had an affair with movie star Mara Maples, who Trump married in 1993.
According to the UK, Trump's letter on February 15"Love letters"It starts with an emotional and sentimental beginning. He wrote: "Despite all the accusations and arrests, you never left me. No matter what happens, you'll be on my side. Without your guidance, your kindness and your warmth, I wouldn't have been there some time ago. There is no doubt that Melanie, you will always be in my world! This romantic expression of affection is undoubtedly intended to win the favor of supporters and sponsors.
Trump suggested that Melania show her love by **, and readers could donate to her campaign. The recommended minimum donation amount is 20$24, and Trump is the greatest candidate in history, suggesting a $47 donation. There is no doubt that this explicit monetary proposal is intended to encourage supporters to get involved in funding Trump's campaign.
But the news not only expressed love for Melania and her supporters, Trump also assured supporters that he would never stop loving them.
He wrote: "Do you want to know why I have always loved you? Because you never stop loving me! Your love has helped me every step of the way. By saying this, he undoubtedly wanted to stir up emotional resonance among supporters and get them to continue to support Obama.
Separately, Mr. Trump included a question in the email about whether he would "stop loving Mr. Trump." The results showed that ninety-seven percent said they would not stop loving him. Undoubtedly, the purpose of the survey is to re-emphasize Obama's importance in the hearts and minds of his supporters, thereby further cementing voter support for Obama.
This act has also sparked controversy. Some criticized Mr. Trump for turning the Valentine's Day message into a fundraiser, saying he was playing with feelings for his own benefit. In addition, some people are dissatisfied with the tone and language used in Trump's emails, saying that they are not heartfelt feelings, but to achieve their own ends.