Sanders hauls in eye-popping $25 million in past three months
By Paul Steinhauser
Fox News
October 1, 2019
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders hauled in a whopping $25.3 million during the July-September third quarter of fundraising, his presidential campaign announced on Tuesday morning.
The massive fundraising figure is up more than $7 million from his second-quarter numbers.
Pete Buttigiegs campaign reported early Tuesday morning that the South Bend, Indiana mayor raised $19.1 million the past three months. While impressive, the candidates fundraising haul is down from the $24.8 million he brought in during the second quarter, which was the highest among the record-setting field of Democratic White House hopefuls during the April-June quarter.
Sen. Cory Booker also revealed his third quarter fundraising figures on Tuesday.
The Democrat from New Jersey's presidential campaign said they raised more than $6 million in July-September period, their best quarter of fundraising to date.
[...]
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Poster comment: Well, this is $25 million the others won't get. And the Trump campaign claimed $15 million in the two days after Nancy Pelosi announced the Democrat impeachment campaign.
#1: Tooconservative To: nolu chan (#0)
This will not only deplete her coffers (and the already anemic DNC) but it will drive her even further Left, making it harder to tack back to the middle to pick up the indy voters and making Wall Street even more leary of her than they have been since 2016.
It's All Good. We want an extremely damaged far-far-Left Dem nominee. And for RBG to die while Trump is prez.
Tooconservative posted on 2019-10-01 13:06:13 Reply Private Reply
#2: nolu chan To: Tooconservative (#1)
If the nominee is from this motley crew, I agree. However, month after month of the current clown show may destroy them all. Someone might ride in on a white horse, a patriot who will sacrifice for the country, and run for the good of the country, even as they did not want to.
That reminds me. Hillary restored her law license this past March.
nolu chan posted on 2019-10-01 14:13:26 Reply Private Reply
#3: Tooconservative To: nolu chan (#2)
But that phone will not be ringing. She will never get that call other than if, say, Biden got the nomination and then died of a stroke during the Dem convention caused by the overstimulation of groping an entire Girl Scout troop on stage.
Steyer has the money but he is repulsive. Bloomberg is out. The Starbucks guy seems to have already given up on his indy run.
It's Warren. Even despirte her house-flipping and her investments in private prisons (which she now vehemently wants to outlaw). Her hypocrisy and lying on these issues are actually her strongest qualifications to be the Dem nominee. They go for the biggest liars and worst hypocrites they can nominate; it's a strategy, not an accident.
Tooconservative posted on 2019-10-01 14:19:13 Reply Private Reply
#4: WWG1WWA To: nolu chan (#0)
WWG1WWA posted on 2019-10-02 07:39:23 Reply Private Reply
#5: CZ82 To: nolu chan (#2)
I find it hard to believe she went thru the proper procedures to get her license back, she probably use some money from the Clinton Foundation to accomplish this.
CZ82 posted on 2019-10-02 07:53:10 Reply Private Reply
#6: Tooconservative To: nolu chan (#2)
So she could, in theory, get hired to lead the House impeachment manager's legal team? She was on the legal staff to impeach Nixon so she does have experience! Wouldn't that be fun?
Maybe Hiterly could declare as a 2020 Dem candidate and then she could lead the impeachment team in the House by day, campaign for president by night. These are the Xlintons, after all.
Oy veh.
Tooconservative posted on 2019-10-02 20:14:34 Reply Private Reply
#7: nolu chan To: CZ82, Tooconservative (#5)
I do not think there were any concerns there. Hillary was not disbarred. Se voluntarily had her license suspended as she was not using it. That's not unusual for someone in her position to not want to be bothered with continuing legal education to maintain a license they are not using.
nolu chan posted on 2019-10-02 23:18:06 Reply Private Reply
#8: nolu chan To: Tooconservative, CZ82 (#6)
If she did not need it for anything for years, why now? Perhaps she wants to discretely enter into a lawyer-client relationship with some friends/acquaintances for them to acquire immunity from testifying or talking to investigators.
nolu chan posted on 2019-10-02 23:23:11 Reply Private Reply
#9: CZ82 To: nolu chan (#7)
That's why I said what I said she doesn't strike me as being someone that would put in the time studying to get her license back the correct way.
CZ82 posted on 2019-10-03 06:45:08 Reply Private Reply
#10: nolu chan To: CZ82 (#9)
I don't believe she required any studying to get her license back. The CLE applies while she holds a license. Making her license active was just an administrative matter. I'm just curious about what she plans to do that requires a law license.
nolu chan posted on 2019-10-03 14:31:21 Reply Private Reply