Candidates FEC Campaign Reports: BILLARY Clinton In "Red", Trails Obama In Delegates, States Won And Popular Votes.
The candidates have just reported their campaign finances to the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and the report shows that "Barack Obama began April with a 5-to-1 cash advantage over a debt-saddled Hillary Rodham Clinton", according to the AP.
Though I do NOT usually like to report about campaign finances, due to my disdain for them, I am reporting this one for a different reason -- to show that Barack Obama leads BILLARY Clinton in every category.
Back to the AP story, the campaign finance reports show that BILLARY Clinton had $10.3 million in debt at the start of the month and only about $9 million cash on hand for the primaries.
Obama reported having $42 million for the primary.
In addition, the AP finds that "Clinton's red ink poses yet another obstacle to her campaign as she seeks to end the primary season with a string of victories. She trails Obama in delegates, states won and popular votes. And she can't dent Obama's superior fundraising."
Isn't the end inevitable for her?
As for John McCain, the AP shows he "raised $15.2 million in March and had $11.6 million in the bank at the start of April." You can read more from the AP.
Though I do NOT usually like to report about campaign finances, due to my disdain for them, I am reporting this one for a different reason -- to show that Barack Obama leads BILLARY Clinton in every category.
Back to the AP story, the campaign finance reports show that BILLARY Clinton had $10.3 million in debt at the start of the month and only about $9 million cash on hand for the primaries.
Obama reported having $42 million for the primary.
In addition, the AP finds that "Clinton's red ink poses yet another obstacle to her campaign as she seeks to end the primary season with a string of victories. She trails Obama in delegates, states won and popular votes. And she can't dent Obama's superior fundraising."
Isn't the end inevitable for her?
As for John McCain, the AP shows he "raised $15.2 million in March and had $11.6 million in the bank at the start of April." You can read more from the AP.
Labels: Democracy for sale, Democratism, Politics, Public Service, Republicanism
posted by KYJurisDoctor at 12:09 PM
2 Comments:
maybe they could sell some of the stuff they stole from the oval office the first time around. i'm sure Bill could find some "chi-coms" to lend a hand!!
Ain't that the truth. Moreover, do NOT forget the Clintons made over $109 million. They should tap into that money pool.
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