Posted on 01/22/2015 7:48:26 PM PST by Steelfish
January 22, 2015 Clinton fundraising will be 'like nothing you've seen' By Rick Moran President Obama raised $1.072 billion for his 2012 successful presidential campaign. This is after he raised $750 million for his 2008 campaign. How well is Hillary Clinton expected to do in the fundraising department?
According to aides, her efforts will "astound and intimidate."
The Hill:
Major donors are ready to announce huge financial commitments to Hillary Clinton as soon as she announces a second run for the White House, according to Clinton allies and Democratic fundraisers.
The Clinton team wants to build excitement about her campaign launch, which is expected in March or April. The money blitz would be a show of Clinton’s strength meant to scare away potential primary rivals.
“The floodgates are going to open immediately, and there’s going to be a rush to get on the team,” said Don Peebles, the real estate mogul who served on President Obama's national finance committee. “There’s nobody in the Democratic Party who can match her. Not even close.”
“It’s going to be like nothing you’ve seen,” added one top Democratic donor, who supported both of Obama’s presidential campaigns and plans to throw big support behind Clinton. “The numbers will be astounding.”
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What a colossal waste of money.
$5.00 per American.
Yeah, sure it will. Sounds like a lot of big talk.
Rule at all costs—the mantra of the democrat power whore. How many million did Corzine blow through to gain that Senate seat? $62 million for 5 years’ worth of seat time, what a bargain! The whore from Hell will make that look like kiddies’ play money before she’s through, and no guarantees... There’s always hope of another drunken spill with the extra added attraction of a Republic-saving wet pop from a snapped neck vertebra—unless it gives us our first-ever Paralyzed Female President©, which I wouldn’t put past the democrats as their trademarked lock of the week of the century™!
She may raise that kind of money but as with the last time her campaign staff will squander every penny on living large during the campaign
Great... ANOTHER election via media
Well the POOR Clinton’s really do need the money,Bill has to keep the LITTLE girls coming,and Hillary,well who knows,she just wants to get the ULTIMATE EVEN,with all those who wronged her,remember that thing about a woman scorned?
Man we thought things with Obama and his chip on the shoulder were bad for the country,can you imagine Hillary with the power of the Presidency,the END of the world folks,no joke!
Unless. of course, the republicans finally decide to run someone who is distinguishable from her.
She really looks OLD.....and horrible.
How true, because nobody in the Democrat Party has six billion dollars of missing funds from the State department at their disposal and if that isn't enough then there are also untold billions in the Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation that were solicited for Haitian relief and never spent for that purpose.
I luv seeing Bolshies waste money. At least, this time it won’t be tax payers money.
Great new graphic! You find the ‘best’ pictures of Hillary and Obama, lol.
She looks even older than her years - the vodka and corruption are leaving their ‘marks’ on her.
I agree, and so many times we’ve said that Obama’s eyes are soul-less looking too. There is just no ‘warmth’ in Hillary, never have seen it!
Agreed. She has become very matronly and moon-faced, fat and wrinkly. Seems she’s aged a lot faster than normal.
All this for a $400,000/year job.
The American people will do anything it takes to get “their bill” back, even though he was never a popular majority president. In the USA, minority=majority.
No matter what, a majority of those voting on Nov. 4, 2014, told pollsters they demand HRC for President.
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