Some of former President Trump’s top political advisers are launching a new Super PAC known as MAGA Inc. which is expected to spend heavily over the next six weeks to support Trump-backed candidates running in November’s midterm elections. Nearly two years after his 2020 election loss, the former president remains the wildest fundraiser in the GOP, pulling in both grassroots and top-dollar contributions, and Save America’s political action committee sitting on nearly $100 million in cash . treasury. But Trump has transferred little of his fundraising to fellow Republicans running in the midterm elections or to committees or outside groups backing GOP candidates. That has led some Republicans to grumble that Trump is hoarding his money at the expense of the party and its candidates who are underfunded in the interim. Trump spokesman Taylor Budowitz, a veteran of the Trump 2020 campaign, will oversee the new committee. The news was first reported Friday morning by Politico and confirmed by Fox News. TRUMP GOES BIG BUT SHARES LITTLE WITH MID-TERM-RUNNING DEMOCRATS Former President Trump speaks at a campaign rally in Youngstown, Ohio, Saturday, Sept. 17, 2022. (AP Photo/Tom E. Puskar) “President Trump is committed to saving America and Make America Great Again, Inc. will ensure this is achieved at the polls in November and beyond,” Budowich said in a statement. Save America can transfer the fundraising dollars to MAGA Inc., which will then distribute the money on the campaign trail. Unlike Save America, which is limited by federal law on how much money it can spend on political causes, the new super PAC has fewer restrictions. IF THE CANDIDATES ENDORSED TRUMP WERE IN NOVEMBER, IS THE FORMER PRESIDENT CREATING 2024? MAGA Inc. will essentially merge with the existing pro-Trump super PAC – MAGA Again! – which will likely transfer its remaining funds to the new committee. Chris LaCivita, a veteran Republican operative who in the 2020 cycle ran the biggest pro-Trump spending super PAC, will be the new vehicle’s chief strategist. Tony Fabrizio, a longtime Trump pollster who worked on the 2016 and 2020 campaigns, will oversee the polls. Democratic Party veteran and Trump fundraiser Meredith O’Rourke will lead the new committee’s finance team, and Trump campaign veteran Steven Chung will help lead communications. While the new group’s mission is to send large amounts of financial support to Trump-backed candidates running in key midterm races, MAGA Inc. could pay dividends for Trump in two major ways if he continues his repeated flirtations and runs for the White House again in 2024. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP First, with less than seven weeks to go until the midterms, a handful of Trump-backed GOP candidates in high-profile races are trailing their Democratic rivals in the polls or in fundraising or both in key campaign metrics . If some of those candidates win in November, potentially costing the GOP a chance to regain the Senate majority, some statewide and presidential campaign veterans say Trump will take the blame, which could affect his potential push to win back the White House. MAGA Inc.’s support of these candidates. can prevent such a scenario. Second, the new committee, which appears to have a larger staff than any of Trump’s existing political organizations, could serve as a vehicle for an eventual presidential campaign and could spend freely on Trump’s behalf after the midterm elections. Paul Steinhauser is a political reporter based in New Hampshire.