How much do you see yourself donating b/w now an November?

[WillyBrandt]

To Democratic/liberal groups generally?

I could see between $700 and $1500 myself.

You?

[Eric J in MN]

1. I will give the maximum of $2,000 to the Kerry campaign. (nt)

nt

[WillyBrandt]

3. Well, fuck! Are you going to give it at once so that you can

Attend one of those fancy campaign events?

[Eric J in MN]

5. I don't care about attending events. I just want

I don't care about attending events. I just want the crook in the White House to go to Crawford for good.

I voted for Kucinich tonight, by the way, and I don't agree with Kerry about plenty of things, but I want Bush out of office.

[WillyBrandt]

6. Well, you might as well get a dinner or a handshake!

[David Dunham]

2. $1000 to Kerry gradually

[Langis]

4. 500-2,000

[Forkboy]

7. Nothing

My wife and I need the money far more than Kerry does.However,if he comes close to being homeless I'll direct him to the nearest food pantries.

[nadinbrzezinski]

8. What we can afford,

Which is not much... if a job comes through then a tad more

[MrSlayer]

9. Depends on if any work starts up.

If someone would start building something I'd be in for the max. I gave to Clark out of my unemployment checks and I have given to Kerry once already. My union has over 300 men out right now and it's been off and on since 2001. I don't have the luxury of giving anyone anything at the moment.

[tritsofme]

10. New CFR rules have me confused...

I have already given the max to a candidate that has since bowed out, am I locked out of donating to Kerry now?

[Renew Deal]

12. Nope, donate at will.

Streisand gave 1000 to 8 candidates.

[tritsofme]

14. Thank you.

He can count on the max from from my wife and I.

[Renew Deal]

16. That's your 666'th post. Scary

I am sure Lucifer has plenty to spare. :evilgrin:

[Blue_Roses]

11. as much as I can spare

n/t

[incapsulated]

13. Well, that all depends..

On how much I earn. Which isn't much right now.

(Especially compared to some DU'ers...*grumble*)

 
 

[jsw_81]

15. To Kerry?

I can't really afford it (I'm unemployed), so only about $100. But I will definitely wave Kerry signs at busy intersections in October/November and I will definitely vote for him.

[Kathleen04]

17. Just a kid..but I might get a part time job

and donate some $$. :)

[dsc]

21. I think it may be illegal for you to donate

McCain/Feingold banned minors from donating but that part may have been struck down.

[Kathleen04]

23. Well I'm a kid now, but I won't be very soon..

You're right though.

[dsc]

24. While I see why they did it

I think it was unfair to have done so. Good luck in any case.

[dsc]

18. I don't have a lot of cash

and frankly the utter, total, and complete lack of graciousness exhibited by a minority of Kerry supporters has left me with little to no desire to fund a campaign in which those people might work. My local Congressional race should be tight and I will split between it and my Senate race. If I am lucky about $50 a piece.

[WillyBrandt]

20. Donating it to Congressional campaigns is actually

extremely important, and will likely get more bang for your buck. If you're upset with Kerry supporters, this is an extremely smart way to refocus your energy and resources.

[dsc]

22. Thanks

I realize that. I have given to every nominee since Dukakis. If I don't give to Kerry it will be a first for me as an adult. I gave $70 to Dean despite a poor year financially. If Cafaro is at all competative then she will be getting the lions share of any money I will be giving.

[Indiana_Dem]

19. I hope about $500 if my husband gets a FT job soon....