Wood described his economic contributions Wednesday to Republicans and conservative groups after his advocacy for the Republican Party was called dubious when Breitbart News reported Wood had a history of donating to Democrats, including former President Barack Obama, Sen. John Edwards during his 2004 run for the presidency, and others.
The dispute brings trouble within the movement supporting Trump's refusal to concede the 2020 election to President-elect Joe Biden. Wood is aiding the Trump legal challenges as an ally, but Trump has been busily tweeting Breitbart stories about accusations of fraud ever since the election.
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The latest Breitbart report about Wood, presented on the website's homepage as a story on him trying to "sabotage" Republicans in Georgia, was even shared by the Trump campaign's established "War Room" Twitter account. Breitbart used to be managed by Steve Bannon, who served as chief executive officer on Trump's 2016 campaign and White House chief strategist for much of 2017.
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"Breitbart is dishonest. Historically, I am nonpartisan. This year, I was partisan because I love @realDonaldTrump. I donated $375K to Trump PAC. @sendavidperdue solicited a $25K donation & I gave it to him. I gave $5,600 to @RepDougCollins & hosted a fundraiser for him," Wood said. "I estimate that I have given WINRED $10K+ this year. I have donated several thousand dollars to other Republican candidates & $150K to conservative PAC for congressional candidates."
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"I gave $5,000 at a fundraiser in which @RichardGrenell spoke. That is all I can remember at the moment. How did Briebart miss these facts? Guess some people do not want the fraud in the GA election to be discovered. I did not donate to. @BrianKempGA. Now back to my dessert," he added, citing a former acting Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenell and Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp.
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Single donation records from the Federal Election Commission show that 2020 was Wood’s most charitable campaign donation year.
Before this election race, Wood’s greatest campaign donation was a $2,800 gift to independent Senate candidate Craig O’Dear.
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FEC records show that Wood did make a $375,000 contribution to a common fundraising organization supporting Trump and allied GOP groups as well as and three contributions to Doug Collins worth a combined $5,600 — in addition to a number of $100,000 donations directly to the Republican National Committee and other PACs.
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Wood gave more money in 2020 than any year since 2000, but his claims of being “nonpartisan” before 2020 are not exactly carried out by his donor record. In 2004, Wood did donate $500 to support Edwards’s presidential bid, and in 2008, Wood donated $2,300 to then-candidate Barack Obama.
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