Paul breaks one online fund-raising record; Kerry still holds record for most successful day online

[ProSense]

What does this say about the Republican candidates:

The Paul campaign cited two earlier benchmarks in staking its claim today. Democrat John Kerry, his party's nominee in 2004, raised $2.7 million online two days after the Super Tuesday primaries that year. Four years earlier, Republican John McCain collected more than $1 million online in the two days after he won the New Hampshire primary.

Update (2007-11-6 0:4:50 by Jerome Armstrong): It looks like Ron Paul will bank over $4.2M in a single-day from online contributions, but Paul will have to settle for the primary record for online fundraising in a day. The most successful online fundraising day ever is John Kerry's $5.7 million on the day he accepted the Democratic nomination in 2004. Clinton holds the record for raising the most in a single day overall, raising $6.2 million on June 30, 2007.

[madrchsod]

1. i think the republicans just might have a problem

i`m not sure how many on the left buy this guy but the right-wing libertarians sure do.

[Ian David]

2. All Your Zombified Computers Are Belong To Paul! n/t

[pansypoo53219]

3. kerry only got it cause he was

running AGAINST THE WORST PRESIDENT EVER.

[ProSense]

5. River in Egypt:

Denial!

[Nederland]

4. Ron Paul is a single issue candidate

All that keeps him alive is his anti-war stance. The minute people start looking at his other proposals, like the ridiculous idea of going back on the gold standard, people will drop him like a rock.