Presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump is having a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad time with email fundraising.
His first large-scale email pitch, sent late last month, earned rebukes from politicians in Iceland, Scotland, and Australia who were bizarrely — and illegally — on his list. About four in five of those messages were flagged by spam filters, and nearly "60 percent of the fundraiser emails from Trump never reached inboxes."
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