Trump raises millions in ritzy Atlanta neighborhood that wants to secede over violent crime
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Former President Donald Trump attended a fundraiser in an Atlanta, Georgia, district that tried to secede from city over spiraling crime and lack of police support.
Trump attended a fundraiser Wednesday afternoon in Buckhead, a wealthy commercial and residential district in Atlanta, where local leaders joined the 45th president, including: former Sens. Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue, as well as the co-founder of Home Depot, Bernie Marcus, and poultry industry tycoon Tommy Bagwell, Fox 5 reported.
Trump pulled in more than $15 million on Wednesday, from both the Buckhead event and another fundraiser in Orlando, a campaign official said. Guests in Buckhead spent at least $6,600 per couple, and as much as $250,000 if they wished to be part of the event's welcoming committee, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported.
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