WinRed has several prominent national Republican operatives backing it. Aside from Trump himself, there's Brad Parscale, who served as the digital media director for the president's 2016 campaign and now is the campaign manager for his 2020 re-election. A tight-knit group of former national party officials, including former RNC Digital Director Gerrit Lansing, who has a 60% stake in WinRed, are also behind the push.

In addition, Joshua Kushner, the brother of Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law and a top White House official, is an investor in Stripe, the liberal-leaning Silicon Valley credit-card processing company that WinRed uses. Joshua Kushner's company, Thrive Capital, reportedly made a $30 million investment in Stripe in 2014.

If the vast majority of GOP candidates and committees signed up for WinRed and permanently ditched other fundraising platforms, the billions of dollars in campaign donations directed to them could amount to tens of millions in profits for Stripe - not to mention a windfall for Lansing, as well as at least a marginally higher investment return for Kushner.

Critics of the WinRed push also point to the possibility of others benefiting from “affiliate” side deals common in the political fundraising industry that don't show up in Federal Election Commission reports.

Last week, top party officials laid down the law and told candidates and committees that they would not have the RNC's financial or other support if they did not use WinRed

But again, the bigger question, why would TTLG be the battleground for a conspiracy of that size?

A fuckin hilarious world you've built yourself there. Ever considered going to school? You might do quite well!