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    Default Campaign Finance: Obama Outraises R$ in June $46mil $33mil.

    Looks like R$'s bounce from becoming the presumptive nominee has faded. For the month of June, the Obama Campaign outraised Romney $46,000,000 to $33,000,000.

    Obama campaign raises $46M in June; Romney takes in $33M

    Mitt Romney's campaign raised $33 million in June, according to its Federal Election Commission filing on Friday, accounting for about a third of the $106 million Republicans had boasted raising last month.

    The presumptive Republican presidential nominee's haul was his largest monthly total to date, but fell well short of the $46 million raised by President Obama's campaign during the same period.

    Two weeks ago, the Romney campaign boasted its Victory Committee -- a combination of the campaign, the Republican National Committee and state committees -- had raised $106 million in June. Today's finance report reflects the likelihood that this total was boosted by a large number of high-dollar contributions to Romney and his allies versus a larger number of small-dollar donations that are seen as indicative of grassroots support.

    For the month of June, the Obama campaign reported receipts of almost $46 million in June, making up well over half of the $71 million it had previously announced raising jointly with the Democratic National Committee.


    According to FEC.org, the largest contribution class for Obama is $200.00 and under while R$ is rolling in dough from the fat cats with the largest group of donations being in the $2,000 and up range.

    That leaves the Obama's Reelection Campaign with over $109,000,000 on hand while Romney's has about $17,000,000.

    http://www.fec.gov/disclosurep/pnational.do

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    Oh well guess we will just have to do with the $106 million in total vs. the democrats $71 million.

    Oh whats that you say ... funds are fungible!!! Oh yippee.

    Congratulations you found the peanut in the (*)(*)(*)(*) sandwich.
    Last edited by Windigo; Jul 20 2012 at 03:27 PM.
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    I guess liberals aren't screaming about "money ruining our democracy!" like they were with Scott Walker.
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    For the first time in my adult life, I am ashamed of my country.

    "hopefully soon the brown people that want handouts and free stuff will outnumber the "regular" Americans and we can have those (socialist) values here" - PF liberal discussing the progressive goal for America.

    The two least educated racial groups in America are also the most loyal voters for the Democratic Party. Coincidence?

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