With Donald Trump's financial skills, he's way more likely to run us into extreme debt than to have any chance at making America great again. Hilary Clinton has $42 million going towards her June campaign while Trump is trailing pathetically behind with only $1.3 million, according to The New York Times. The self-proclaimed businessman probably doesn't feel so great right now.
How did Trump's glorious financial fall happen exactly? Well in May the Trump campaign only managed to raise $3.1 million (not very much when you're a major party presidential candidate), and he needed to lend himself $2 million of that to cover costs. The Times says he's entering the election with the" worst financial and organizational disadvantage of any major party nominee in recent history, placing both his candidacy and his party in political peril."
Not only is he in a huge money deficit, but he also dramatically fired his campaign manager just a few days ago. Take that information and compare his staff of 70 to Hilary's staff of 700, and Trump is in huge trouble.
Now he's relying heavily on the Republican National Committee, which has been much more successful at fundraising than Trump himself. Additionally, he's not likely to earn the support of prominent donors anytime soon since his comments and political plans are insulting to pretty much everyone. Good job, Trump. Let's see you work your way out of this one.