Planning a presidential campaign used to mean having coffee with county party chairs in their Iowa or New Hampshire living rooms. The courting of Adelson, a full four years out from 2016, demonstrates how super PAC sugar daddies have become the new must-have feature for White House wannabes.
And prospective candidates from both parties are wasting little time schmoozing potential super PAC funders.
Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley is meeting with big donors in Los Angeles this week and has a fundraiser scheduled for next Monday in the Washington suburbs. Vice President Joe Biden, Republican Texas Gov. Rick Perry and Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.) have been meeting with big donors, leaving the impression that they’re ready to run.
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4 comments:
obama hasn't even taken his family on another all expenses paid (by us -- we the people) trip around the world to the best and most luxurious destinations and his party is already circling like wolves, planning his departure and successor. On their knees for money like the whores they are. We are gonna get rid of every one of those slimy snakes soon.
There will be no more elections. It is over now
Obama will have a 3rd term.
Lets pick the richest clueless cracker we can find.
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