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Democrat Barack Obama raked in $25 million for his presidential bid in the first three months of 2007, placing him on a par with front-runner Hillary Rodham Clinton and dashing her image as the party’s inevitable nominee.
The campaign reported that the figure included at least $23.5 million that he can spend on the highly competitive primary race. The Clinton campaign has yet to disclose how much they can use for the primary verses money that is designated for the general election.
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Originally posted by ImpliedChaos
IMO its more than his charisma. I like what he stands for and his plans for the future. He has been a Senator for 2 yrs. so his political experience seems to be equal the experience GWBush with him only being governor for a few yrs. before he was elected.
Originally posted by ImpliedChaos
IMO the best thing to do is leave and ask for the UN or some other country to deal with it because we have already dug ourselves in too deep.
Originally posted by FlyersFan
People are actually giving him money ... boggles the mind!
Originally posted by FlyersFan
He's getting all this money? For what???
His resume is practically empty.
He's has no economic platform.
He belongs to a 'church' that espouses being faithful first to his 'real homeland - africa'
He's a recovering crack-head. (to his credit at least he doesn't say something lame like 'I didn't inhale'.)
All he's running on is - hey, vote for me, I'm half black.
(Actually, he's burying the half white part.)
People are actually giving him money ... boggles the mind!
Originally posted by thelibra
If you want to know why people are backing Obama, just look at our current "president" and you'll have your answers.
Originally posted by ImpliedChaos
But your making it sound like the type of chuch he goes to puts Africa above everything else it doesnt.
Originally posted by semperfoo
25 big ones from special interest. Who do you think he will pledge his allegiance to? It aint the american ppl..
Originally posted by FlyersFan
His resume is practically empty.
He's has no economic platform.
He belongs to a 'church' that espouses being faithful first to his 'real homeland - africa'
He's a recovering crack-head.
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
Originally posted by semperfoo
25 big ones from special interest. Who do you think he will pledge his allegiance to? It aint the american ppl..
That can be said of all of the presidential candidates. This is actually an issue that I have brought up many times. Most of these politicians from the republican and Democrat parties are not looking out for our interest, they are looking out for the interest of their financiers
[edit on 4-4-2007 by SpeakerofTruth]