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BIG BUCKS

DNC Raised Record $11.5 Million in Oct.

You wouldn't think it, but Sarah Palin might be the Democrats' best friend. The former vice-presidential nominee could be a huge boon to the Democratic National Committee, which just raised a (post-campaign finance reform, non-presidential election year) record $11.5 million for the month of October, placing their funds at $12.9 million on hand with $4.4 million in debts (the RNC has $11.2 million on hand after raising $8.7 million in October). The committee's looking to use the polarizing figure of Palin more in November: Mitch Stewart, director of Organizing for America—a DNC project spun off from Obama's campaign organization—mentioned the ex-Alaska governor specifically in a fundraising email sent out on Friday. All told, the DNC has raised $66.3 million this year, while the RNC has raised $69.2 million.

Posted at 12:43 PM, Nov 21, 2009
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sonofloud

Those obscene Goldman Sachs bonuses had to go somewhere.

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1:11 pm, Nov 21, 2009

Garrison

Yup, right into the Bush loyalists pockets.

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1:14 pm, Nov 21, 2009

eurydice9276

So wrong, Goldman's an equal opportunity briber.

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2:07 pm, Nov 21, 2009

Plantagenet

Actually Goldman Sachs and Wall Street gave far more to Obama then to McCain. The folks on Wall Street are mostly classic limousine liberals.

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2:16 pm, Nov 21, 2009

jaydeekay

Actually, Plant, they go with the strongest horse in the race.

Right now that's the Dems.

Wall Street and politicians... A1, 100% equal opportunity opportunists.

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2:28 pm, Nov 21, 2009

hfb1053

Let's hear it for our gal Sal. That bitch helped put some serious money in the hands of the one political party here to serve the American people. Yeah! That's what Obama told me to say.

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3:13 pm, Nov 21, 2009

MaliciousDisorder

Dems don't need a few bucks. they already have the 750 billion slush fund that was suppose to be for JOBS. Ha ha..ha.
they will need voters to vote and they won't get them from blacks, independents and moderates on both sides. it's going to be a real sweeping...

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10:51 pm, Nov 21, 2009

squiggy

Gotta love polarization! LOL Nothing to do with global warming for sure!

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1:20 pm, Nov 21, 2009

jaydeekay

http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/0,1518,662092,00.html

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2:55 pm, Nov 21, 2009

matthewbenzor

"That a girl " Sarah Bush keep writing "LIES" and making money for the DNC........! Please keep talking as you call it "Truth" its makes Schmidt and Wallace even look more stupid ,They got PUNK'D by Sarah Bush ,you got palinienated or Bushwacked...........! this is great stuff keep on going Sarah Bush you would continue The Surrender America policy the Bush and Cheney regime and Re-publican party have been pushing...........! keep giving away America sovereignty to Foreigners .........!

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1:45 pm, Nov 21, 2009

tolatetocry

Sarah is the one to beat, polls now show Sarah 47 Bambi 46, just sayin'

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2:07 pm, Nov 21, 2009

jaydeekay

Oh... Palin has done something which 46% of those polled agree with?

Did she sign enough books or something? Quit something else?

How is Palin's approval rating relevant here?

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2:32 pm, Nov 21, 2009

jaydeekay

Sorry... 47%.

My bad.

Forgot those 2 other people that were polled.

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2:37 pm, Nov 21, 2009

Downriver

Show me the poll before you blab bullshit. You can't combine different polls to make them say what you want. Unless you are FOX. Or an idiot.

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2:43 pm, Nov 21, 2009

eurydice9276

Well, at least one part of the economy is growing.

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2:07 pm, Nov 21, 2009

jaydeekay

Politicians' pocketbooks.

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2:29 pm, Nov 21, 2009

jaydeekay

When is it ever different?

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2:29 pm, Nov 21, 2009

Willow207

When it is "corporate" pocketbooks growing, like Tax-doding Rupert Murdoch's wallet via "Going Rogue"

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8:02 pm, Nov 21, 2009

ConstitutionalRights

Sara Palin had nothing to do with it. The bankers, insurance companies, wall street and auto companies and unions had to pay to play, and they got their money so now it was expected to grease the palm of the crooks who gave it to them.

The smell of money is normally a good thing, but when greed, corruption and manipulated government gets involved it stinks.

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3:54 pm, Nov 21, 2009

nortonclybourn

Don't you know that Corporations are Persons with Constitutional Rights and money is Protected Speech? Obviously you're unfit for your name and not qualified to be on the Supreme Court.

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4:39 pm, Nov 21, 2009

ConstitutionalRights

notronclybourn:

I find it interesting that we elect individuals to work for us, then nod and wink as they break ethics rules and excuse it because it helps our specific cause. Because of that every time the party changes the cheating gets worse.

Governments job is to protect our borders and provide a safe neutral place for commerce. They do neither. Instead they try to play the game themselves, and I don't know of any activity in which the umpire or referee can play the game better than the participants. The result is government housing (a mess), social services (a mess) Medicare (broke) VA (a mess), US mailservice (broke and a mess), Social Security (poor performance) and more, all because we think a bureacracy can do better than the people at large can. And now, of course, we embark on health care. Unbelievable.

As long as we have people who want something for nothing, we will breed citizens who do nothing for something. I firmly believe and support charities but am adamantly against the nonsense this Congress and the last one are putting through, And if anyone takes the time to analyze the probable outcome, they should be angry.

Our Constitution protects our rights to freedom, not the service of health care. It protects our pursuit of happiness not what we will be happy about or if we will succeed in achieving happiness. Your sarcastic response is a sad comment on the state of our union. Government money has no place in bailing out private anything. It should be there for what its purpose is for, not to save some college buddies pension. Enough, is enough.

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5:06 pm, Nov 21, 2009

winston1

It just goes to prove Sarah Palin is a big threat to the libbies. Now the Republican's have to use obama as a selling point on votes, making references to how obama destroyed the US.

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6:13 pm, Nov 21, 2009

Willow207

Are you reading "Revisionist History 101"?

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8:01 pm, Nov 21, 2009

Willow207

You think Palin was a 'bonus' to the Dems on this one, just wait til 2010 races when she is out there dividing the republican/conservative votes!!!!

A thank you message to the Dumbest Woman in America! Thanks!

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8:00 pm, Nov 21, 2009

Demsdisorder

"A thank you message to the Dumbest Woman in America! Nanci Pelosi Thanks!"

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8:15 pm, Nov 21, 2009

Demsdisorder

Its all BS they got the money from harry Reid,

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8:13 pm, Nov 21, 2009
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