In a video shared on X, Biden contrasted the event by stating, "This campaign is Scranton versus Palm Beach."
In the 54-second clip, Biden criticized Trump, alleging, "Folks, you know Trump is down in Florida today raising money from a bunch of hedge fund billionaires who want him to cut Social Security and Medicare and their taxes."
The fundraiser, held at hedge funder John Paulson's $110 million Palm Beach estate, drew notable Republicans who paid between $250,000 and $814,000 for entry.
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Highlighting his campaign's March fundraising report, Biden announced a $90 million intake for the month, attributing the success to a surge in small-dollar donations under $200. He proudly stated, "Our campaign now has 1.6 million individual donors, and more than half a million of those donors are brand-new since 2020."
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Although Biden did not acknowledge the $500,000 top ticket price of his recent New York City fundraiser, which raised over $25 million and featured appearances by former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, along with performances by Lizzo, Queen Latifah, and others.
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Biden's reported increase in small-dollar donations signifies a significant shift from the previous election cycle, where Trump and the GOP raised a record $626.6 million from grassroots donors, surpassing Biden's fundraising efforts in that category.
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