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[BlueWaveDem]

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[ronnykmarshall]

1. THAT'S LIE!!

.... just a preview of what the HRC bashers will say.

[upaloopa]

3. Yes because Wall Street is run by men who can

give millions to Hillary.
Must have been 28 male CEOs who gave Hillary that $28 mil.

[MindfulOne]

9. I believe it. Now, how many millions were given to her PACs, how much of it from men?

How much from the Koch brothers, Exxon, Chevron, JP Morgan Stanley?

That's what the HRC bashers are saying.

And wondering what HRC was talking about in this email:



I don't like it, myself.

[BlueWaveDem]

14. I updated with link above.

[Alittleliberal]

2. Here ya go

http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/hillary-clinton-releases-campaign-fundraising-report-n392971

[BlueWaveDem]

4. Thank You.

[Alittleliberal]

5. You're welcome!

[beam me up scottie]

6. That's from July 16.

While Clinton held dozens of high-dollar fundraisers across the country, her small-dollar fundraising operation also proved successful. According to the campaign, 94 percent of donations were for $250 or less, and the average donation was $144.89.

[Alittleliberal]

7. Correct (edited)

I assumed this is what the poster was talking about. It appears that I was wrong. Apologizes all!

[beam me up scottie]

10. Ah, the twitterverse!

Always a good source for info!

[Alittleliberal]

12. Yes!

I would still like to see a report on what the campaign said but I edited my above reply to avoid spreading misinformation about the now named... but still random twitter poster.

[BlueWaveDem]

13. The tweet above is from a verified political reporter.

[hedda_foil]

19. That article is from mid July, in regard to her second quarter fundraising. NOT current.

[angrychair]

8. For the record

That article is almost 3 months old. Not as relivent as Bernie's 1 million individual donors in the news today.

[BlueWaveDem]

11. I updated with link above.

[jfern]

15. Most of the money is from large donations

[hrmjustin]

16. Glad to hear she did great with small donors.

[Left Ear]

17. And now most of the HRC supporters are maxed out.

No new supporters will appear after Bernie destroys Clinton on October 13th

[BlueWaveDem]

18. Her Priorities PAC raised an additional $25 million.

She has wide range of support across all demographics of the Democratic party base.

[delrem]

20. Take me through this mathematics.

Say candidate X has 100 donors, and 93 of them donate $1 or less. Then 93% of X's donors give $1 or less.
Now suppose 4 of them donate between $1 and $2. Then a full 97% of X's donors gave $2 or less, which is amazing. Now suppose that X took in $28million in his campaign. X can now brag that he got $28million 98% of which came from donors sending in $2 or less!

Wow! I wonder if any politician heavily dependent on an extremely small subset of the ultra-rich and ultra-powerful, thought of using that kind of math to prove their popular appeal?

[reformist2]

21. OK, but how *many* donors does she have, as a number?