• by Joe Mandese  @mp_joemandese, March 22, 2024

For someone who has repeatedly told us money is not a problem, Donald Trump dominated the campaign news cycle this week with stories -- and jokes -- questioning how much he really has, and whether he can come up with enough to post a bond and keep New York AG Letitia James from seizing any of his assets.

The Biden Harris reelection campaign even ridiculed the twice-impeached former president in "Broke Don" email campaign, as news outlets focused on how Trump has seized control of the Republican Party's coffers to help pay for his own legal battles.

The week ended on a financial up note for Trump, however, who stands to make billions in stock following the merger of his social media company with another publicly traded company, though he technically can't sell any of those shares for six months.

At presstime, the price of those shares were trending down 10% on the day's trading.