Democrats outraising Republicans as election nears

Fox News ^ | 10/16/2014 | Jim Angle

[WorksinKOP]

Here’s another site. Look who’s giving to who??

http://www.campaignmoney.com/

[stephenjohnbanker]

” Course, it’s hard to think like Team-O’s criminal Chicago politicians-—but I’m pretty certain a lot of money to facilitate Dummycrat voter fraud will be used extensively in Iowa-— “

The ONLY thing Obama does well is voter fraud.

[itsahoot]

If they buy this election they will have effectively bought the country. We will become totally Marxist/Muslim in less than a generation.

One drip at a time adds up, personally having graduated from high school in 1956, I remember what it was like to be free, poor as church mice, but free.

[Din Maker]

Totals raise this Election Cycle: $595 Million (Dems) compared to 450 Million (Pubbies). That’s $145 Million difference. What is more scary than their fundraising abilities is their Ground Game to register people to vote and sign them up for Absentee Ballots AND their GOTV efforts that far surpass the GOP on Election Day. The GOP better not pop the champagne corks, to celebrate winning the Senate Majority, just yet. There could be some “surprises” on Election Night.

[A CA Guy]

Hard to overcome hundreds of millions from government unions who bribe politicians to raise their pay and benefits to finance the money laundering for the Democrat party.

[Din Maker]

What kills us is that tens of millions believe the old adage of the Democrats being for the “common man” and the GOP for “the rich.” People will always believe that.

I'm Texas born and raised. I grew up here when Democrats controlled Texas and the entire South. The old timers, from the Depression era (like my parents and grandparents) preached that my entire life: "The Democrats are for the working man; Republicans are for the rich." We pulled out of that, for the most part. Texas and the South is now strong Republican. But, I know a lot of southerners up in Michigan, whose ancestors migrated up there to work in auto factories. I lived in Michigan for a short time, and the folks with southern roots still preach that doctrine.

[justiceseeker93]

...but I'm pretty certain a lot of money to facilitate Dummycrat voter fraud will be used extensively in Iowa.

Not only Iowa, but in every state where the Senate race is within the margin where fraud can make the difference, and there are a number of them.

That's why polls are currently underestimating by a few points 'Rat candidates' ultimate reported percentage of the vote. No pollster can account for fraud in predicting the outcome. In other words, you can't factor fraud into your statistical model as part of a polling project. That's exactly why Obama was reported as the winner in 2012 in every state that was considered a toss-up by pollsters.

[Fresh Wind]

I have decided to vote for whichever major party has the lesser number of radio/tv ads, junk mailings, robocalls, and yard signs.

[Din Maker]

Well, I would have thought that The Chamber of Commerce, nationwide, could compete with Unions whose memberships have dwindled since the ‘50s and ‘60s. But, the problem with that is the Chamber’s money goes to RINOs.

[GOPJ]

” Course, it’s hard to think like Team-O’s criminal Chicago politicians-—but I’m pretty certain a lot of money to facilitate Dummycrat voter fraud will be used extensively in Iowa-

James O'Keefe of Project Veritas could stop a lot of voter fraud by putting cameras outside of black voting places (in tight swing districts). If 8,000 votes are counted, but only 500 people walked through the precinct voting station we've got 'em dead to rights...

[stephenjohnbanker]

It was O’Keefe who exposed ACORN as a criminal enterprise. Helluva sharp kid.

[Zathras]

My email spam list is filled with GOP-e money requests.
I bet they don’t have a clue that the RATS have been flagging them.

[fortheDeclaration]

Many Conservatives are giving to other PAC groups or directly to the candidate.

[nascarnation]

While we scoff at Caliph Baraq, he’s surprisingly effective at tapping rich crony capitalists and celebrities for big money. Not sure how this translates to election results, but there are a lot of wealthy people who see their future tied to the Democrat party.