Trump Sends Valentine's Day Fundraising Email to Q Supporters

The former president implies his backers can prove their devotion by donating money.

Published on Feb. 15, 2026

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Former President Donald Trump has sent a Valentine's Day-themed fundraising email to his supporters, implying that they can demonstrate their continued devotion to him by making a financial contribution. The email comes as Trump faces a slump in the polls and retreats to his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida for a four-day getaway, likely filled with parties, dinners, and golf.

Why it matters

Trump's reliance on fundraising emails and retreats to Mar-a-Lago underscore his ongoing efforts to maintain political relevance and financial support from his core base of QAnon-aligned followers, even as his popularity appears to be waning more broadly.

The details

In the Valentine's Day email, Trump asks supporters 'Do You Still Love Me?' and suggests they can prove their devotion by donating to his political action committee. The email is the latest in a series of Trump-branded fundraising campaigns that have targeted his most ardent supporters, many of whom subscribe to the baseless QAnon conspiracy theory.

  • Trump sent the Valentine's Day fundraising email on February 13, 2026.
  • Trump is retreating to Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida for a four-day getaway starting on February 13, 2026.

The players

Donald Trump

The former president of the United States who continues to wield significant influence over the Republican Party and a core group of devoted supporters, many of whom adhere to the QAnon conspiracy theory.

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