Quote:Less than two months ahead of the presidential election – with concerns of foreign interference again at the forefront – a conservative political group is raising "serious concerns" about millions of donations reported by a major Democratic fundraising platform.

A preliminary computer analysis by the Take Back Action Fund, obtained exclusively by Fox News, has found that nearly half of all 2019 donations to ActBlue were made by people claiming to be unemployed.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/exclusi...yed-donors

AIN’T GOT NO JOB AIN’T GOT NO MONEY

thats why need need another stimulus check

(09-13-2020 08:50 PM)solohawks Wrote:  thats why need need another stimulus check

dems want the working class to pay for 'their' votes....it's simple in scope and disasterous in wait...

welcome to today's dippo....

I hear some of them even have the nerve to have refrigerators!

China, Iran?

Money goes a long long way in these elections.

Most voters (the majority) are too lazy to really dig into candidates. They get bombarded with ads and it does affect them subliminally... They will lean towards whoever they remember the most far too often. If you are seeing JB 5 times to Trumps 1 time you are simply going to remember Joe's name more easily..... Marketing 101.

I do find it interesting that a guy like Bloomberg will drop 9 figures on this when that same $100M on its own could do a lot more good all by itself than the guy he is backing could do in 4 or 8 years.... Let's spend 100M to make 3M - Great use of money.....

Quote:An imperfect though telling metric in presidential campaigns is enthusiasm among small donors, those giving $200 or less. It's a rough proxy for enthusiasm among the base, and just as polling shows President Trump receives a more ardent embrace among his base than rival Joe Biden, the individualized money story reflects that as well.

Trump raised $229.5 million among small donors compared to Biden's $139 million, according to latest Center For Responsive Politics data.

Americans who donate to campaigns are more likely to vote, according to the Pew Research Center. "Among those who say they vote always or nearly always, 21% said that they made a donation, compared with 4% of those who seldom voted or voted only part of the time," the Pew survey found.

https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/...iden-leads

PIGGY BANK

Where's the money coming from?

https://twitter.com/newtgingrich/status/...5956190209

BLUE SKIES AND RAINBOWS

I have one word for you!

CHY-NA!