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Related: About this forumFor the Hill fans projecting Bernie needing help with campaign debt, Hill took 5 years.......
Hillary Clinton's campaign debt finally paid off
Washington (CNN) More than four years after suspending her 2008 presidential bid, now-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has finally paid off her campaign debt.
Clinton's presidential organization spent the final day of 2012 paying down the remaining debt, according to documents filed with the Federal Election Commission late Tuesday.
Clinton's committee spent part of New Year's Eve making three payments totaling $73,000 to the Democratic polling firm of Penn and Schoen. The campaign had once owed the firm $5.4 million, but had brought their account current by the time the clock struck midnight on December 31.
Clinton's debt reached its peak in June 2008 shortly after the former New York senator suspended her campaign. At that point, her presidential committee owed $12 million to almost 500 creditors and $13.2 million to the candidate herself, who dipped into her personal funds to help finance her campaign.
Washington (CNN) More than four years after suspending her 2008 presidential bid, now-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has finally paid off her campaign debt.
Clinton's presidential organization spent the final day of 2012 paying down the remaining debt, according to documents filed with the Federal Election Commission late Tuesday.
Clinton's committee spent part of New Year's Eve making three payments totaling $73,000 to the Democratic polling firm of Penn and Schoen. The campaign had once owed the firm $5.4 million, but had brought their account current by the time the clock struck midnight on December 31.
Clinton's debt reached its peak in June 2008 shortly after the former New York senator suspended her campaign. At that point, her presidential committee owed $12 million to almost 500 creditors and $13.2 million to the candidate herself, who dipped into her personal funds to help finance her campaign.
LOL, you Hill fans crack me up!
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For the Hill fans projecting Bernie needing help with campaign debt, Hill took 5 years....... (Original Post)
Logical
May 2016
OP
Mike Nelson
(9,944 posts)1. Here's a contest Bernie will...
...win!
Logical
(22,457 posts)2. Another rude comment about Bernie. Keep it up. nt
Mike Nelson
(9,944 posts)3. I did not mean to be rude...
...and I don't agree with Hillary's supporters' rude comment.
Duckhunter935
(16,974 posts)4. They are the ones saying
Bernie fundraising is a now fraud, am I correct in that?
mooseprime
(474 posts)5. Anything but talk about the actual fraud
that's happening right before our eyes. And God help you if you point any of it out, they'll be on you like locusts.