[spiderpig]

A couple hundred or few thousand each to the “D’s” in the list don’t leave me thinking Trunp is closet non-conservative. I see these as a tip of the hat and a “good luck” wish that is a cost of doing business.

$50 or $100 K or more starts to constitute serious support from the D, donations of this magnitude are absent from this list.

I wonder if donations of this magnitude actually come from the Donald himself, or more likely someone else in his organization designated to foster these relationships. That person would have a max dollar amount for which they could launch donation and communicate that to the executive, and field the incoming calls for this chump change. Executives hire people to sweat the littler details, like that $400 to Schumer.

[Kaisersrsic]

"A couple hundred or few thousand each to the D’s in the list don’t leave me thinking Trunp is closet non-conservative."
The donations were not as small as you suggest and Trump was not a closet non-conservative. He was an openly pro-abortion, liberal. These were not small "good luck" donations:
3/28/08 $5,000 Democratic Senatorial Campaign Cmte (D);
1/31/08 $25,000 Democratic Senatorial Campaign Cmte (D);
9/26/06 $7,500 Democratic Senatorial Campaign Cmte (D);
6/19/06 $15,000 Democratic Congressional Campaign Cmte (D);
6/19/06 $20,000 Democratic Congressional Campaign Cmte (D);
3/1/06 $5,000 National Leadership PAC (D);
4/6/05 $5,000 Democratic Senatorial Campaign Cmte (D);
9/28/04 $25,000 Democratic Senatorial Campaign Cmte (D);
10/8/02 $25,000 DSCC/Non-Federal Unicorp Assoc (D);
11/13/00 $5,000 DSCC/Non-Federal Individual (D);
11/6/00 $5,000 DCCC/Non-Federal Account 5 (D).