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In reply to the discussion: Ed Schultz made a good point about money to Hillary diverting $$$ from this year's election [View all]bvar22
(39,909 posts)35. Oh?... and what "news" are you keeping up with?
Hillary Clinton fundraising launched in US for 2016[/font]
Barack Obama's former campaign chief has thrown the financial muscle of the biggest liberal fundraising group behind Hillary Clinton in a move that marks the beginning of the money race for the 2016 presidential election.
Jim Messina said that Priorities USA Action, which played a key role in Mr Obamas election success in 2012, has started start raising funds for a prospective presidential run by the former First Lady.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/10593411/Hillary-Clinton-fundraising-launched-in-US-for-2016.html
Barack Obama's former campaign chief has thrown the financial muscle of the biggest liberal fundraising group behind Hillary Clinton in a move that marks the beginning of the money race for the 2016 presidential election.
Jim Messina said that Priorities USA Action, which played a key role in Mr Obamas election success in 2012, has started start raising funds for a prospective presidential run by the former First Lady.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/10593411/Hillary-Clinton-fundraising-launched-in-US-for-2016.html
Ready for Hillary campaign fills war chest for 2016 run
The shadow campaign to support a Hillary Clinton run for the White House has stepped up a gear, with organisers appealing for donations from supporters of her 2008 presidential bid.
The unofficial Ready For Hillary group, which has been cheerleading and amassing a database of grassroots supporters for almost a year, said that as a result, it had enjoyed the biggest online fundraising day in its short history.
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/world/americas/article3967616.ece
The shadow campaign to support a Hillary Clinton run for the White House has stepped up a gear, with organisers appealing for donations from supporters of her 2008 presidential bid.
The unofficial Ready For Hillary group, which has been cheerleading and amassing a database of grassroots supporters for almost a year, said that as a result, it had enjoyed the biggest online fundraising day in its short history.
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/world/americas/article3967616.ece
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Ed Schultz made a good point about money to Hillary diverting $$$ from this year's election [View all]
Armstead
Feb 2014
OP
Ironically, people who claim to want to "get money out politics" keep giving money to politicians.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Feb 2014
#5
to do so would be to unilaterally disarm which would be stupid when the other guy is arming up.
Pretzel_Warrior
Feb 2014
#14
And, you expect politicians you give money to are going to stop you from giving money to them?
Tierra_y_Libertad
Feb 2014
#16
Yes, it will take a Democratic majority in all three branches to make that happen. It may even take
okaawhatever
Feb 2014
#24
My concern is coverage from the media if the issue comes close to having enough states to ratify.
okaawhatever
Feb 2014
#28
I quit giving to the Democratic party years ago, when they started trashing the base.
loudsue
Feb 2014
#11
Debbie Wassrman-Schultz refused to endorse these 3 Florida Democrats in the 2008 elections:
bvar22
Feb 2014
#43
The Wasserman-Schultz betrayal of the Democratic Party got overlooked by the National Media
bvar22
Feb 2014
#47
not even remotely true. Ready For Hillary raised $4 million in all of 2013. In 2010 Midterms
Pretzel_Warrior
Feb 2014
#13
the money isn't going to get into her coffers in a big way until she announces something
Pretzel_Warrior
Feb 2014
#19
in your OP you seemed to be in stage 1 freak out mode. Republicans got WAY more SuperPac money than
Pretzel_Warrior
Feb 2014
#31
I don't go into freakout mode (usually)...But I am more than a little nervous about 2014
Armstead
Feb 2014
#32