'We are outgunned and will be outspent': MAGA leaders worry about Democratic surge

MAGA alarm bells are sounding as the Democratic apparatus mobilizes and taps its star wattage.

Notable prodigy conservative and Turning Point USA's CEO and co-founder Charlie Kirk did everything short of blowing a panic whistle in a tweet stewing about how the Dems are ramping up financially and rolling out boldface names in advance of November 5 as a way to rally his GOP base to avoid complacency.

"This [$25 million] is more raised in one night than Trump raised the entire month of February," Kirk's post on Twitter/X reads. "Democrats are beginning to fine tune their messaging, and they have a standing army of 5,000+ full-time organizers on the ground in the key states."

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"We are outgunned and will be outspent. The polls are tightening. Time to get to work. The country is at stake."

Kirk was responding Biden's show of force touting a sold-out event at New York City’s Radio City Music Hall headlined by former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton that is expected to rake in $25 million fundraising — possibly making it the “most successful political fundraiser in American history.”

More than 5,000 guests are expected to attend the gala paying an admittance that ranges from $225 to $500,000.

The war chest duel between Trump and Biden campaigns so far is one-sided.

While Biden has Obama and Clinton in his corner, Trump lacks an answer of former President George W. Bush, his Republican predecessor, and his former Vice President Mike Pence, who has publicly declared he won't endorse the 45th president.

Reaction online had some questioning the spending habits in advance of the election to bolster momentum.

"That is a lot of bibles to sell," wrote Anthony Clark, taking a dig at Trump, who has gone public with his latest pet product he's hawking: $60 bibles.

Some hope Trump's daughter-in-law Lara Trump, who was named co-chair of the RNC after longtime chair Ronna McDaniel was shown the door, will right the ship.

"I hope Laura Trump can coalesce and unite our party like never before," tweeted Chris Quinn. "If the right leadership is in place, we can beat them on every level. We need the will and determination to defeat the Democratic juggernaut like never before."

Midas Touch's editor-in-chief sarcastically responded Thursday: "Not to worry, Lara Trump is on the case."