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By Brian BennettNovember 10, 2020 10:53 PM ESTPresident Donald Trump has made few public appearances since falsely declaring he won the election several crocs hours after the polls closed. Behind the scenes, Trump has been shoring up Republican support for his refusal to concede and doubling down on launching dubious legal challenges to the results. Hersquo employed government bodies to bolster the effort, and is raising money to build a new war chest that would let him direct funds to Republicans he wants to support going forward. A person who speaks to Trump frequently said he believes Trumprsquo fight, as disruptive as it is, is a way for him to posture for what comes next. If Trump doesnrsquo;t prevail in his legal challenges and leaves office, as many aides are anticipating, Trump can use a new leadership political action committee leadership PAC to fund candidates of his choosing and potentially pay for political travel and events he might want to do after leaving officemdash;or launch a 2024 presidential campaign, says the person close to Trump. In addition to fundraising with an eye toward staying politically relevant after leaving office, some current and former aides believe Trump could try to launch himself back into the media world, either through a broadcasting deal with a news outlet or bringing investors together to start his own media company. So far, Trump hasnrsquo;t made overt approaches to his yeezy Fox News allies like Sean Hannity and Laur adidas og a Ingraham about