The former president has used a variety of shady tactics to raise money, including holding dubious promotions to meet him
“President Trump has awarded more than 100 prizes to contest winners across America, but due to an administrative error in this individual circumstance, the contest winner was not properly notified for last weekend’s event in New Orleans,” Taylor Budowich told the. “Consistent with the rules of the sweepstakes, a substitute prize will be awarded to the winner.”
Budowich didn’t specify what this substitute prize would be. According to Save America PAC, the value of the original prize is about $3,000. It’s certainly possible an “administrative error” is responsible, but this also isn’t the first time this has happened. Theby Popular Information which found that Trump’s campaign held at least 15 online contests for a chance to win a meal with him — but no one appeared to have actually done so.
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