Fundraising cooling off for both Obama and Clinton

[bigdarryl]

http://www.newsday.com/news/nationworld/nation/ny-uscamp265390210sep26,0,1976555.story?coll=ny_home_rail_headlines
Obama, Clinton fundraising is cooling off -- Newsday.com

[AndyA]

1. Hey, they always have the option of a publicly-financed campaign

Why not kick the lobbyist habit and not be indebted to them for their donations later? :shrug:

[Cameron27]

2. It doesn't look like they'll have any problems:

"The pace of fundraising has slackened since the second quarter, when the campaigns raised $25 million to $30 million. But Obama and Clinton will have more than enough on hand, close to $100 million collectively, to bombard primary voters in battlegrounds with broadcast ads."

[monmouth]

3. Time to send some dollars to Biden? Iowa would be so good for him....

[jillan]

4. I was just going to post the same thing :)

He's got the endorsements in Iowa, now he needs the moola.

[populistdriven]

5. I prefer to send my contributions to MoveOn to help stop the war, not continue it.

a trend perhaps?

[Think82]

7. Moveon can't stop the war, only politicians can, specifically

Joe Biden, who got 26 Repulicans to vote for his federalism/diplomacy strategy this week.

[rufus dog]

6. Looks like donations are down across the board

The fact is they still have much more than the repubs and are outraising them every quarter. Very interesting the article didn't report fund raising of the top repubs! Headline could be Clinton/Obama double insert top two repubs.

A 40 to 20 football game is an ass whoopin correct?