Clinton Raised $21,625 Online Yesterday

[datopbanana]

	     TV	      Online	 Radio	   Signs		
Mon 1:00AM   $279,351 $27,747	 $66,247   $36,775		
Tue 1:00AM   $295,055 $29,005	 $69,018   $38,667		
	     $15,704  $1,258	 $2,771	   $1,892	$21,625	RAISED MONDAY


https://contribute.hillaryclinton.com/mypa.html?sc=2409

[flor de jasmim]

1. Ouch! That's painful.

[loveangelc]

2. good for her, I hope she gets that much every day!

[MrModerate]

3. So does this mean she's . . .

"Dead woman walking" or "surging 'til the last"?

[loveangelc]

4. wait, is this for her pa camaign or in total?

she has something where she raises money for pa...

[dkf]

5. That can't possibly be everything.

Is that just for this program perhaps?

[datopbanana]

6. these are numbers from her main fundraising pitch on

her website right now. It has been up for several days maybe a week or two.


http://www.hillaryclinton.com/

[TheDonkey]

7. $21K is a lot of hard earned money that could be used to help defeat McCain

but unfortunately will only be used to fuel the Clintons ego.

[rodeodance]

20. STOP cutting down Clinton supporters. It is small and Immature of you.

$21K is a lot of hard earned money that could be used to help defeat McCain
Posted by TheDonkey


but unfortunately will only be used to fuel the Clintons ego.

[democrattotheend]

47. Wow, I think that's the first time I've ever seen you put text in a post

And I agree with you, btw. Calls for her to drop out are premature and harmful to the effort to eventually unify the party.

[cliffordu]

67. You are absolutely right.

$21K is a lot of hard earned money that could be used to help defeat McCain
Posted by TheDonkey


but unfortunately will only be used to fuel the Clintons ego.

[TexasObserver]

8. Apparently we're not the only ones reading their tax returns.

Maybe her donors have finally gotten a wake up call about how Hill and Bill want to keep their money while running on the backs of their poor, ignorant, old core of supporters. The gall of her to ask people on Social Security to send her money to run for president. It's not just that she's rich, it's that she hasn't spent a dime of her own money to run for president. Even the five million she kicked in was loaned, not given, to the campaign. She wants 50,000 supporters to each squeeze out an extra $100 so she can pay herself back that $5 million. That is the true measure of who Hillary is and what she is all about, which is to say, Hillary.

[MonkeyFunk]

12. Doyou really think

her personal money is the same fund as her campaign's money? This attack is old and stupid - Kerry was worth far more than Clinton and didn't finance his own campaign. Edwards is rich and didn't finance his. This new attack that "OMG! They're rich!" is just dumb.

[rodeodance]

21. People out there is the real world understand that.

[SOS]

75. People in the real world better start sending cash

From the link:

"What we need in Pennsylvannia"

TV ads
Money raised so far: $299,324
Campaign goal: $2,500,000

12% of goal met with 14 days to go.

[Debi]

72. Actually Kerry wasn't, his wife was (is)

and Edwards also doesn't have as much $$ as the Clintons.

However, you are correct, she shouldn't have to spend her own funds to run for office if she has financial support to do so.

[TexasObserver]

18. she's circling the drain

thank God her candidacy is being flushed down the toilet bowl

[Hope And Change]

9. DO THE MATH!IT`S OVER!

[Life Long Dem]

16. Wow! That's great! Tell them where they stand!

[Mooney]

40. HA HA HA HA (etc)

That's fucking brutal.

[cliffordu]

71. ROFLMAO

I just spit coffee on my cat.

[weezy2736]

10. Hey Hillary! I'll be your new head strategist!

All I need is $21,625 (in cash up-front)

I even have the perfect strategy to help you, the incumbent, win in 2012. I call it the "1 State Plan."
PS- You have to hire me before Pennsylvania or this offer is null and void.

[rodeodance]

19. She already has a new one.

[DerekJ]

11. That should worry her paid operatives (Hint!! Hint!!)

[struck_dumb]

13. Keep on truckin', Hil

Nice to see she's still in it, because she is so clearly the woman for the job.

I cannot believe the blatant short-sightedness of my fellow Americans. I do believe she's got more policy plans than the sitting President has, and they are all good ideas, plus, the Clintons have proven they can get it done, even with a hostile Congress. Barry is a usuper. Boo on you, Barry.

Don't let highly paid TV talking heads and fashion model/journalists decide this for you, people.

Barry=Bush, get out of denial.

[Hope And Change]

14. I agree.Hillary=Bush.LOL.

[rodeodance]

22. Obama is McCain-Lite. According to the BO camp, McCain is NOT a warmonger.

[struck_dumb]

24. yes, Comrade

i am struck_dumb by your Stalinist image of Barry. I prefer him in his Hawaii private school days, smiling and shooting hoops. Good prep for Prez. I feel like it is some bogus high school class president vote this year, and its basketball team vs strict Mrs Clinton the principal's office assistant. That's really why I don't live in the States anymore. It's a country with no backbone any more. Putting Hill in would go a long way to getting America's balls back, ironically.

[CreekDog]

30. He has been out of high school for almost 30 years

been in the Senate, the leglislature, taught law at the University of Chicago(!) --they don't ask just anybody to do that, organized in Chicago, managed to leapfrog and win a primary in a heavily Democratic district in Chicago and most recently, came out of nowhere to essentially beat the presumptive nominee of the Democratic Party by running a grassroots campaign with an effective message and many small donations that have surpassed Hillary's own fundraising.

He's done a hell of a lot more than "shoot hoops" (whatever the stupid implication you intended...) :eyes:

[struck_dumb]

38. Shootin hoops

I want a person for President who has worked at it all her life. A serious person, not a happy-go-lucky guy. We've had that, he's in office right now.

I'm glad Barry's been in the Senate, I think he should have been a decent DEMOCRAT and stayed in the Senate for a few years longer, worked on his political relationships for a few years longer, worked on his ability to respond to spontaneous questions a while longer, and THEN ran. Maybe. He's succeeded in snuffing out her well-deserved momentum for Himself, he's the one splitting the party, he is a total showboater. My Democratic Opinion, CreekDog.

[Mooney]

43. She doesn't deserve shit.

She's my senator, and she's worthless. I'm very pleased to see her campaign die slowly of her own bad decisions. Hopefully the long, slow, drawn-out nature of her campaign's demise will sour the entire world on her permanently.

[EmperorHasNoClothes]

48. You clearly don't know anything about Obama's life

And he is anything but a "showboater". He was able to beat the most powerful political team in the Democratic party, which none of the other 7 dem candidates came even close to doing. So I think he has more than proven himself ready to take on all comers.

[EnviroBat]

51. You can't possibly be for real...

Much like your candidate. FAKE, SHALLOW, UNQUALIFIED.

[thevoiceofreason]

55. 59 posts in one day? Almost a record

Off to the ignore list for you, Mr. ex-pat.

[Tarheel_Dem]

57. well, unlike you, he didn't run across the pond. say hi to the QUEEN for me

We don't believe in that shit over here. No coronations.........

[Hope And Change]

32. You Said:

"That's really why I don't live in the States anymore. It's a country with no backbone any more."

You are being very unpatriotic now.LOL.


"Putting Hill in would go a long way to getting America's balls back, ironically."

No thanks.We have had enough of the Bush-Clinton dynasty in the WH.Enough is enough!

[Eurobabe]

15. Oh please

:nopity:

[DerekJ]

17. Remember 1994?

[struck_dumb]

25. ...??

No. what about 1994?

[DerekJ]

27. "the Clintons have proven they can get it done, even with a hostile Congress'

Health care and other policy initiatives

--snip--
. The plan was quickly derided as "Hillarycare" by its opponents; some protesters against it became vitriolic, and during a July 1994 bus tour to rally support for the plan, she was forced to wear a bulletproof vest at times.<134><135> The plan did not receive enough support for a floor vote in either the House or the Senate, although both chambers were controlled by Democrats, and proposal was abandoned in September of 1994.<134> Clinton later acknowledged in her book, Living History, that her political inexperience partly contributed to the defeat, but mentioned that many other factors were also responsible. The First Lady's approval ratings, which had generally been in the high-50s percent range during her first year, fell to 44 percent in April 1994 and 35 percent by September 1994.<136> Republicans made the Clinton health care plan a major campaign issue of the 1994 midterm elections,<137> which saw a net Republican gain of fifty-three seats in the House election and seven in the Senate election, winning control of both; many analysts and pollsters found the plan to be a major factor in the Democrats' defeat, especially among independent voters.<138> Opponents of universal health care would continue to use "Hillarycare" as a pejorative label for similar plans by others.<139>

---snip---

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillary_Rodham_Clinton#Health_care_and_other_policy_initiatives

So fucking much for Hillary "proven they can get it done, even with a hostile Congress'" When she couldn't do it with a majority democratic house and senate and singlehandedly made the Democratic Party lose control over them.

edit: typo

[struck_dumb]

36. He shut the government down

The health care defeat is proof that Hillary is a progressive, serious candidate for change.

It was too much too soon, but she worked her heart out for it.

When the Democrats later lost their majority, her husband shut the govt down to force his budget, and maintained the ability to pass legislation for the rest of his tenure. That's some serious backbone there, don't you think?

[DerekJ]

39. Is Bill running?!! I didn't know that!!

Are you one of those supporters who are supporting Hillary because of Bill?!!

[struck_dumb]

41. Hmmm...

Bill is not a disadvantage from my viewpoint, and as far as my example goes, I think it is reasonable to assume that she would be just as able to put the clamps on if she had to. Couple who are married that long are usually very similar people, and she'll have him as an advisor as much as he had her as one. To be honest, at the time when she was working on the Universal Healthcare, I was irritated that she was doing the job because she was only there because of who she married. I wasn't married then, of course. She was trusted and capable and so will Bill be.

[DerekJ]

46. Bill was the president (and was married to her for quite a long time by then) when she drafted the

disastrous HC bill. Why do you think he would be in any better position when she is the president? Don't forget Bill will only be holding the very limited security clearance that he has now as former president.

Some of the members of the house and senate that saw this fiasco unravel are still there. Don't think for a second they will risk another 1994.

[goclark]

65. So is Bill running again? What's this new "the Clinton's" mime?"

"the Clintons have proven they can get it done, even with a hostile Congress'

That is reason number 55 I would never vote for THEM. :puke:

She was never in office until SHE went to the Senate as a carpet bagger in New York.

And SHE was only a first lady during HIS terms in office.

[DerekJ]

66. I was quoting him :) Read my full post

:hi:

[goclark]

73. I know ~ I wasn't blaming you

:hi:

[CreekDog]

29. why can't you call him by his name? Barack

?

[struck_dumb]

37. Barry is also one of his names. It's the one he grew up with.

[stillcool]

49. And you choose to use the nickname..

he outgrew...why? Do you not respect the man enough to refer to him by his given name?

[EmperorHasNoClothes]

52. Gee for someone who just joined today, you seem to have an awful lot of posts

sock puppet.

[CreekDog]

74. where do you come off deciding what name to call him?

he has chosen to go by his name, Barack.

i was called by my first name for a long time at school while my family always used my middle name. when i got to college, i started going by my middle name. you wouldn't call me what i was called in high school when i've told you otherwise, would you?

:eyes:

[demodonkey]

31. Who's Barry? :-) nt

[Erin Elizabeth]

35. Welcome to the dungeon of my ignoring.

You'll have a lot of company in there, where you can have really loud Hillary Goddess worshipping sessions, LOL, I won't be able to hear you.

[regularguy]

42. Oooh...the way you dismisively call him "Barry"

is so convincing, er, I mean moronic. Your posts in this little subthread are very silly to say the least, although I admit that my brain has probably been taken over by "fashion models". Or something.

[stevenleser]

44. Usurper? Methinks you do not know what that word means...

... else you would realize the picture that it paints is not a positive one for Hillary.

[mckeown1128]

59. Proud2Bapiehole is that you? Herman?

Anyway...his name is Barack... show some respect. We don't call Hillary, Hitlery... so don't call Barack, Barry.

[kwenu]

60. I'm sure you only meant to be annoying but Barry has a really racist undertone.

It's an intentional anglicizing of Barack as if Barack isn't good enough. Ask any latino who grew up with teachers who insisted on calling Ricardo, Richard or Lorenzo, Larry or Ana, Ann.

His name is BARACK not Barry.

[Kittycat]

64. Someone is channeling Proud2beaCyberpieBuckhead

[berni_mccoy]

23. That's about 1/4 of what she needs to keep paying Mark Penn.

The guy earns about 2.5 million per month off her campaign. That's about 83,333 per day.

[progetto]

45. and likely the real reason Penn had to go.

Penn probably refused to accept an IOU. Given the campaign's debt, I'd want cash too.

With $109M in seven years plus $20M estimated for 2007, she could kick in a few more bucks herself. At least pay off the bills.

[berni_mccoy]

50. Except that he didn't leave. He still works for the campaign.

[MethuenProgressive]

26. The OP appears to be a fake. The URL does not lead to a day-by-day total..

The URL leads to the MyPA fundraiser page.
https://contribute.hillaryclinton.com/mypa.html?sc=2409

[forintegrity]

28. Good for her!

At that rate, she could raise around $660,000 over the next 30 days! :toast:



:sarcasm:

[Bensthename]

33. LMFAO. She's done..

[workinclasszero]

34. hahahahaha

$21,625 RAISED MONDAY
:nopity::nopity::nopity:

I guess Hillary's own supporters no longer want to throw their money down a rat hole.:shrug:

Bout time they wised up!:evilgrin:

[wowimthere]

53. I would hope that I'm wrong but I think anyone who donates to her campaign is helping her pay her...

bills. Also... I wouldn't count the Clintons out but I think it's strange to hear that they could come back like they did in the 90s when this is 2008. 2008 is a long way from 94. The comparisons can not be made. Some of you are being nostalgic but things have changed if you hadn't noticed. The future is now and I think that in 2008 Obama is going to be the nominee and the eventual president of the United States for the next 8 years. Please stop living in the past people. We aren't back there anymore.

[mkultra]

54. well, not to be rude but,

Wouldn't that total around a half a million in a months time?

[bobbert]

56. That's for the myPA donations only

I'm sure she got a lot more than that total. I doubt she'll get that 2.5 million for TV ads in time though.

[milkyway]

58. OP is very misleading. This is her My Pennsylvania page, and the donations specifically to it. It is

not the main Contribute page (but My Pennsylvania is on the front page of her site).

Also, the url right now does not even list the amount raised. (Perhaps it did when OP posted, but it has been deleted by Clinton camp because of low total?)

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

61. A massively underwhelming show of support.

[PBS Poll-435]

62. White Women over 80 do not know about the

Interwebs. They send Postal Money Orders.

[wowimthere]

63. To mislead is... well Clintonesque

[Life Long Dem]

68. That wouldn't even pay for the office cleaning. n/t

[kwenu]

69. Are you sure you want to publicize that? It's kinda embarrassing.

[Debi]

70. I hope that goes toward her past due Iowa bills

:eyes:

Yeah, sure....