Erasing all doubts about his fundraising abilities, Mitt Romney
on Monday announced that he and his allies raked in $100 million for
the second straight month, again topping President Obama and handing the
Republican a much-needed public relations boost as he prepares to
accept his party’s presidential nomination this month.
As recently as January, when the candidate was in the middle of a bruising primary, Mr. Romney’s
fundraising was giving Republicans pause. But since acquiring enough
nomination delegates, the former Massachusetts governor has been
unstoppable.
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5 comments:
What is sad is that we really need every dollar we can get to defeat Obama, and the local republican’s that have rented a space for the republican headquarters here in town, are actually charging rent!!! Money that could be used to help put Romney in the Whitehouse, but these greedy local republican business owners are taking money from the campaign instead of donating an already vacant building that won’t ever get a tenant till well after the election and the economy improves.
Smart money isn't betting on Jimmy Carter Jr.
Three relatively recent Presidents won the position while raising less money than their opponents.
145-There has never been a sitting President win re-election when outraised. I don't know where you got your "information", but it's wrong.
Which incumbent presidents were outraised by their opponents 1:45? I heard this was a first.
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