I Just Donated to Hillary!!!!>>>>>>>>>>>>

[rbrnmw]

She will support down ticket races if you would like to donate here is her website.
https://www.hillaryclinton.com/

I have also given to Ted Strickland he needs our help to defeat Rob Portman
http://www.tedstrickland.com/

[tazkcmo]

1. No one likes a bragger.

But seriously, congrats on having 2700 to toss around.

[rbrnmw]

2. not bragging I edited the OP

so it doesn't get mistaken as bragging

[c588415]

28. to the contrary, over the past several months, I have seen a lot of Sanders supporters bragging

about donating to his campaign. I have donated to Clinton's campaign. So please don't be a hypocrite.

[2pooped2pop]

31. did any of those supposed Sanders supporters

brag to the tune of $2700?

[rbrnmw]

39. does that really make a difference?

It was positive post I thought. I also want to get support for Ted Strickland who I have known since I was 7 he is great guy and would do a lot for Ohio and America. I don't dislike Bernie at all I really like him, but I have met the Clintons they are great people. Hillary is very warm and personable. She listened to my concerns as a young single mother in 1992, she actually did what she said she would. She has been the voice for children for decades. I think you would like her if you met her.

[c588415]

53. Poo poo, with all due respect, I commend the Clinton supporter who who donated $2700.

Dont hate the player;hate the game

[rbrnmw]

54. ...

[2pooped2pop]

58. yes

someone was saying how they were being boastful of the large amount. Then someone mentioned the Bernie supporters do it too. Yet I have not seen anyone saying they donated more than $20 to Bernie though some may have. So yes, on the topic of bragging about your high dollar donation, and "Sanders people do it too" type replies, then amount does come up.

[Sheepshank]

63. Then you simple haven't read all the posts every single Bernie supporter has made

Just last week someone was stating that they just donated another $500 to Bernie. I didn't take it as bragging then, and I don't know how many times they have donated $500 to Bernie. I took it to mean they were serious and confidant of their chosen candidate.

So much sour grapes goin on on this thread. Petty, sour grapes.

[MeNMyVolt]

3. K&R. I did earlier, and will again.

Wasn't following the TS election. Thanks for the link!

[rbrnmw]

4. You are welcome

[mcar]

5. K&R

[RKP5637]

6. I'm just happy to see it going to a democrat. For various reasons I like both

Bernie and Hillary. I would be OK with either of them in the WH.

[rbrnmw]

9. Me too but I really like Hillary

I met her in 1992 when I was working on Bill's campaign. She is very different than the comments I have seen here. Very warm and personable.

[RKP5637]

19. Yep, I think she's a very good person. I also like Bill Clinton. I would not mind her in the WH

at all. I just can't get into the infighting about Bernie or Hillary. Whichever one gets the nomination will get 1000% support from me!

[rbrnmw]

22. Mine too I also really like Martin O'Malley

Our side is light-years away from Republican ideology. I don't get the hate slung at the Clintons on the left

[RKP5637]

25. Same here, I like Martin O'Malley too. I don't like any of the hatred slung at any of the three.

We're all democrats, and IMO the merits of one over the other can be discussed without making everything a pissing contest. I just want to see a democrat in the WH in 2016. If that does not happen, millions and millions in this country are going to be totally screwed by the republicans. And, then, there are the SCOTUS nominations, eventually. Disaster could be spelled for a generation or two with major republican victories in 2016. Democrats need to stick together!

[rbrnmw]

26. I agree

[NurseJackie]

7. We've contributed what we can. Maybe later on we can do more.

[rbrnmw]

16. Every little bit helps

[randys1]

8. Good to donate to any Democrats. For those who cant donate much, please

call or email or text a friend and make sure they are registered to vote!

You rich dems can do that too

[rbrnmw]

11. I'm not rich and I do those things

[randys1]

12. I dont doubt it, and I am stealing that sig

[rbrnmw]

13. good more people should

[Skidmore]

10. I donated on Saturday for

this past week. I try to put in a little every week.

[rbrnmw]

15. Good I am so glad people volunteer and donate

[NCTraveler]

14. K&R nt

[OKNancy]

17. I donate $5.00 a month

I guess I'm up to $35 or so now. Every little bit helps.

[rbrnmw]

18. it sure does

[MeNMyVolt]

20. It sure does Nancy!

It's going to get tough in the GE. People here are going to be floored. It will be the most shit-astic GE you ever saw, and it will take tons of $$$ to fight it.

[rbrnmw]

23. GDP is nothing compared to the GE

[RKP5637]

21. That's what I do. $5 here and there. I'm probably a bit weird, as I donate to both

Bernie and Hillary. For various reasons I like both of them and do my tiny bit to help both get their message out.

[RandySF]

24. How many millions?

Since all Hillary supporters are in the 1%.

[rbrnmw]

27. oh yeah I'm super rich

I wish

[Art_from_Ark]

29. If you can afford to give the maximum donation,

especially to someone who is already getting scads of money from Super PACs, then you are probably much better off than the majority of posters here.

[rbrnmw]

30. I didn't mean to make it sound like I am well off

I am middle class

[Sheepshank]

65. All sorts of false assumptions I this post.

You had one little piece of information and just chose to run with it.

[Fearless]

32. Why?

[WillyT]

33. She's Short Of Money, Dontcha Know ???

[rbrnmw]

34. I want to support a candidate that supports other Democratic candidates

[WillyT]

37. But Which Democrats ??? - Chuy Garcia Or Rahm Emmanuel... Joe Lieberman Or Ned Lamont ???

Hell... we nominated Joe Lieberman to be a heart-beat away from the Presidency...

Then he loses his Primary in 2006, and goes Third-Party.

Again... WHICH Democrats ???

[rbrnmw]

38. I doubt any of them are running down ticket

[WillyT]

40. Whoosh...

[rbrnmw]

42. ....

[SunSeeker]

35. Great! Me too!

[rbrnmw]

36. ...

[bvf]

41. Me, too!!!!!>>>>>>>>>>>

Oh, did you mean money? I thought maybe you meant left angled brackets.

[rbrnmw]

43. ...

[JackInGreen]

44. Good for you

I've got no cookies

[rbrnmw]

46. This was merely a positive post in support of

two great Democratic candidates not asking for cookies. I like Bernie, and he is a great candidate nothing personal.

[wildeyed]

51. Wait, there are cookies?

Where? Can I have some?

[wildeyed]

45. Me too.

I got a sticker! And also DCCC, but I made them promise to not call again for a full calendar year first. I need to figure out about state and local races next.

[rbrnmw]

47. I ordered some Hillary gear

?v=1448048004

?v=1451335336

?v=1450742187

?v=1432490308



Yard Signs, Buttons, Bumper Stickers, to give away and for me

[wildeyed]

49. Oh, the purple one is nice!

[rbrnmw]

52. I can't wait to get it purple is my favorite color

[RiverLover]

48. You know, Ted Strickland does have a primary opponent. He's just an actual liberal, non-3rd Way, &

not supported by the DNC.

Strickland refuses to debate him....

Of course you don't know his name, third way DNC doesn't want you to...

Sittenfeld. 31 years old. The liberal fresh-thinking outsider we need in congress. The one only 1 voter out of 10 in Ohio have ever heard of....

And just like everything good that is possible, DNC will bury him.

....In his interview with RCP, Sittenfeld described the incumbent as inherently linked to the problems with Washington given his two-plus decades of experience in Congress and the Bush administration. Many of Sittenfeld’s complaints about Portman, however, also apply to Strickland, who spent a decade in Congress before becoming governor and then taking the reins of the Center for American Progress Action Fund, a liberal Washington think tank, after losing his 2010 re-election.

“I think there is a huge appetite for fresh thinkers and new leaders and just people that can bring new perspectives to the table,” Sittenfeld said. “That’s one thing that people like, say, a Rob Portman, who has just been entrenched in the culture of Washington for decades, that’s just not helpful and it’s not what we need more of."

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2015/12/01/sittenfeld_awaits_his_moment_in_ohio_senate_race_128880.html

[rbrnmw]

50. I know all about him and he will lose

Ted Strickland is a friend of my late father and I went to school with his nephews and niece. I am not the person to post negative things to pertaining to a loved and respected Ohioan who is also a family friend.

[postatomic]

55. Good for you

I'll see what I can send to help out Ted.

[rbrnmw]

56. thanks

[Perogie]

57. sorry you wasted your money

[Persondem]

59. Nice. Thank you. K & R nt

[Ferd Berfel]

60. WHy? She has Wall Street and transnational corporations

She doesn't need you.

[thereismore]

61. I am sorry... nt

[Motown_Johnny]

62. I paid some banking fees... does that count?

Some portion of that money will go to her, so I think that should count.

[azmom]

64. LOL

[rbrnmw]

66. KICKING for Ted Strickland

http://www.tedstrickland.com/

[Omaha Steve]

67. Why didn't you use this link?

https://secure.actblue.com/contribute/page/duforhillary