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coolsandy

(479 posts) Fri Nov 3, 2017, 12:56 PM Nov 2017

What was the DNC coffer in 2000 after Bill Clinton left office?

Where is the information posted to find out the financial status of the political committees both Democratic and GOP?

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What was the DNC coffer in 2000 after Bill Clinton left office? (Original Post) coolsandy Nov 2017 OP

Really? comradebillyboy Nov 2017 #1

Both parties generally borrow for a general election ... 4139 Nov 2017 #2

You'll have to be more specific to narrow it down to a date & time Wwcd Nov 2017 #3

comradebillyboy

(10,955 posts)

1. Really?

Reply to coolsandy (Original post)

Fri Nov 3, 2017, 01:00 PM

Nov 2017

4139

(2,008 posts)

2. Both parties generally borrow for a general election ...

Reply to coolsandy (Original post)

Fri Nov 3, 2017, 01:10 PM

Nov 2017

The party that wins gets showered with cash from lobbyist, the other party doesn’t.

If the DNC Or RNC had a big pile of cash left on Election Day the donors would scream “Why didn’t you spend it to help candidates?”

Both parties are usually in debt right after a general election

Wwcd

(6,288 posts)

3. You'll have to be more specific to narrow it down to a date & time

Reply to coolsandy (Original post)

Fri Nov 3, 2017, 01:12 PM

Nov 2017

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