Seth Abramson

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1/ Those organizations *alone*, using *only* their *minimum* known bulk purchases for the book's first week (and assuming they always paid full price) purchased *well* over 10,000 copies. In a typical week, that number of purchases *alone* would put Jr.'s book in the NYT's top 3. — PolitiTweet.org

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(THREAD) Bulk purchases have been the *bane* of bestseller lists since such lists began appearing. A book that sells 5,000 hardcovers in a week can make the NYT list. *Minimum* first-week bulk purchases of Don Jr.'s book: TURNING POINT: 2,000 NRCC: 2,500 NRSC: 2,500 RNC: 3,333 — PolitiTweet.org

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2/ But those four organizations are only four of *nine* the NYT was able to identify—in just a cursory review—that made bulk purchases to aid Don Jr.'s book. If just 4 organizations bought (at a *minimum*) 10,333 copies—enough to vault Jr. into the NYT top 3—how many did *9* buy? — PolitiTweet.org

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