City of Cleveland Releases Official RNC Cost Breakdown

By Bliss Davis on Wed, Jul 20, 2016 at 1:41 pm

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Curious what exactly all the money for this Donald Trump monster truck rally thrown by the city was spent on? The $60 million-ish breakdown —a $50 million grant from National Special Security Event with an additional $10.8 million spent by the city — was released and can be enjoyed in all its glory can be digested below.

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City of Cleveland Releases Official RNC Cost Breakdown

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(Hat Tip WOIO)

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