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Robb

(39,665 posts)
Wed Sep 4, 2013, 10:50 AM Sep 2013

Colorado recalls: NRA doles out additional $250K with Election Day a week out

A campaign filing report released Tuesday reveals the National Rifle Association has thrown an additional $250,000 into the recalls of Democratic Sens. John Morse and Angela Giron.

The increase of about $141,000 comes a week after the nonprofit’s special issue committee reported spending a total of about $109,000.

Between Aug. 23 and 29 the Fairfax, Va., based nonprofit doled out three large payments of $12,252 on Aug. 27; $52,904 on Aug. 28; and $187,878 on Aug. 29.

It brings the NRA’s total spending to $361,703 in the recall efforts of Morse and Giron, whose political careers are in peril for their support of stricter Colorado gun laws.

Read More: http://blogs.denverpost.com/thespot/2013/09/03/colorado-recalls-nra-doles-out-additional-250k-with-election-day-a-week-out/100083/

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Colorado recalls: NRA doles out additional $250K with Election Day a week out (Original Post) Robb Sep 2013 OP
No doubt all the pro-control forces provided matching or superior contributions, right? krispos42 Sep 2013 #1
Unlike Bloomberg, or even the NRA, the Koch Brothers don't have to report. Robb Sep 2013 #2
I mean the VPC and MAIG. krispos42 Sep 2013 #3
I guess I don't understand what you're asking. Robb Sep 2013 #4
This isn't GD krispos42 Sep 2013 #5
Still. What are you asking? nt Robb Sep 2013 #6
man, that was a fun exchange...no wonder they are so rare here... CTyankee Sep 2013 #7

Robb

(39,665 posts)
2. Unlike Bloomberg, or even the NRA, the Koch Brothers don't have to report.
Sat Sep 7, 2013, 03:21 PM
Sep 2013

Americans for Prosperity is in this, and the ad buys are huge. So there's no way to know.

...By "pro control" you mean "sending money to support Democratic candidates," right?

Robb

(39,665 posts)
4. I guess I don't understand what you're asking.
Sat Sep 7, 2013, 08:51 PM
Sep 2013

Are you hoping there's been more money coming into the race for the Democrats? Because that's how it looks, although as I said there's no accounting for the Koch spending.

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