Money Doesn’t Buy Elections
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Just ask Steve Forbes and Ross Perot. That said, Sen. Obama and Sen. Clinton are sitting quite pretty, especially compared to the Republican campaigns.
Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton ended the first half of the year with more than $30 million each for the presidential primaries, a formidable financial performance for the two leading Democratic White House contenders.
Obama reported having $34 million in primary cash on hand; Clinton reported $33 million.
Once again Democrats demonstrate their superior ability to maintain fiscal discipline.
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Once again Democrats demonstrate their superior ability to maintain fiscal discipline.
Oh that is just mean. You hit them on their weakness