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[polly7]

1. How much did the other 'Grift' for the Democratic nomination take in?

Did the private-prison lobbyists come up with extra cash?

[Gomez163]

2. Hillary isn't a grifter, she actually has a chance at winning and isn't trying

to fleece naive kids.

[polly7]

8. Neither is Sanders, who is also fighting to win. And those naive 'kids' are adults who will be most

impacted by all those things they're fighting to have heard and addressed. Btw ........ there are millions of older adults also supporting him. You may want to look into it.

What about that private-prison lobbyist money, you never answered that?

[Duckhunter935]

16. so she WAS a grifter in 2008, thanks

[cherokeeprogressive]

3. You're only here to stir shit.

And by the looks of your transparency page; everyone knows it.

Take a hike.

[Gomez163]

5. I'm here to report the news and offer honest commentary. If you

don't like it, use the ignore button.

[Joe the Revelator]

13. 7 out of 620 posts hidden? Sounds like a job for MIRT.

[hobbit709]

15. There seems to be a protected class.

[Duckhunter935]

17. Indeed so

[cherokeeprogressive]

18. You're only here to stir shit.

And by the looks of your transparency page, most everyone knows it.

[annavictorious]

4. Notice how absent

Weaver and Devine have been since the revelations about their exorbitant consulting fees?

[Gomez163]

6. You would think their kind of advice could come cheaper.

[Duckhunter935]

7. and the insults continue

why to turn us away. I donated as I know he still has and will have expenses to pay. I guess you do not think of little things like that before you post your insults directed at us, do you?

Clinton may need Obama's help with her campaign debt

"The ultimate winner often helps the penultimate winner repay debt," said Chris Lehane, a former Clinton White House aide, who is not part of Sen. Clinton's campaign. "I'm not aware of anyone having those conversations. But historically, candidates have helped others deal with their debt."

Her opponent, Sen. Barack Obama, told reporters in Oregon recently that he intended to have "a broad-ranging discussion with Sen. Clinton about how I could make her feel good about the process and have her on the team." He has said he doubts Clinton is remaining in the race because of any financial incentive.

But Obama is the unquestioned fundraising leader of the 2008 campaign, having raised more than $240 million. At the end of March, he had $51 million in the bank. He cannot transfer money to Clinton, but he could request that his contributors donate to her to help pay her debts. Some Obama donors said they would consider helping.

http://articles.latimes.com/2008/may/14/nation/na-money14

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/10/us/politics/10clinton.html?_r=0

With her campaign now officially suspended, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton is confronting still another challenge: whittling down what is believed to be the largest presidential campaign debt in history.

Besides the $11.4 million of her own money that Mrs. Clinton lent her campaign, she had about $9.5 million in unpaid bills to vendors at the end of April, according to her most recent filing with the Federal Election Commission.

It is unclear how much debt she will ultimately report, because the campaign is still adding up the figures for May, which it must file to the commission by June 20. But Mo Elleithee, a campaign spokesman, said, “We don’t expect the debt number to look significantly different than it did on our last report.”

Other, far more affluent candidates have poured more of their own money into their presidential bids, like Mitt Romney, who spent more than $44 million in an unsuccessful run for the Republican nomination this year. His money was technically classified by his campaign as a loan, but it was clear from the beginning that he was simply self-financing a large part of his campaign.

[Broward]

9. Sure, Hillary's the honest one. For your sake, I hope you're just trolling.

[alfie]

10. Thanks for the reminder.

Another month, time to make another donation to Bernie. Good time to start doubling the amount I give.

[hobbit709]

11. And the corporate grifter is still at it.

[PowerToThePeople]

12. Obummercare?

Is that what I see in your transparency page?

Enjoy your stay.

[nenagh]

14. Very much appreciate your title...

Makes me smile...

Reinforces my opinion of Clinton supporters.