Kerry out fundraising Dean online this week

[DJcairo]

Dean raised roughly $40 million last year, nearly twice as much as anyone else in the Democratic race. Despite his third-place Iowa showing, by Thursday Dean had raised roughly $590,000 of the $1 million he asked donors to give before New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary Tuesday.

Kerry and Edwards have also seen hundreds of thousands of dollars come in this week.

Like Dean, Iowa winner Kerry is trying to raise $1 million this week. The campaign had collected about $800,000 by Thursday evening. Edwards raised at least $500,000 online since Monday night.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A40839-2004Jan23.html

[WI_DEM]

1. not bad

Dean has raised about $600,000 despite coming in third, more than Edwards and not much behind Kerry. I also hear the "Howard and Judy" interview is bringing in lots of new donations.

[Hawkeye-X]

2. The article is inaccurate

Dean has raised more than a million and half since Iowa. Trippi has reported a million raised on the Internet...

[DJcairo]

3. Oh yea? Where's the link? I sure trust Trippi don't you

After all the stuff he spewed about hard counts and organization in Iowa I'd say the dude ain't too reliable.

Look guys, I don't mean to pick a fight with Deaniacs. I realize you're hurting. But this thing is changing fast. Lets' realign behind a Kerry/Edwards ticket and start to focus on Bush. There's only another couple weeks left in this primary anyway and "Yeaaaaaaah!!!" has pretty much ruined half of that for Dean.

[displacedtexan]

4. Count the number of "Kerry" google searches this week.

Staggering!

[LuminousX]

5. Lets' realign behind a Kerry/Edwards ticket and start to focus on Bush

No. I will let the process work. If I recall correctly, a few weeks ago you were saying Kerry was down and out and everyone should align themselves behind Dean. What if that actually happened? The lack of diversification would have killed us. It is important to let the process occur. It may be unwieldly, but we can still focus on Bush while supporting our individual choices for nominee.