Can anybody give me a link to Dean's money-raising virtue?

[Darkhawk32]

How much has he raised? Is it a good amount? A bad amount?

[spooky3]

1. Here's a story that partially addresses your question.

http://mediamatters.org/items/200506100005

[Darkhawk32]

2. Any other sources? Damn Freeper doesn't consider Media Matters is a ...

credible source.

[MaineDem]

3. This was from the DNC

Sorry I don't have a link; it was from an email.

Subject: DNC Facts: Fundraising

Dean Raised More Early Money than Any DNC Chair
Governor Dean has raised more money in his first few months - more than
$1 million a week - than any other DNC chair during an off-year - nearly
$19 million to date. During this time, Dean has held 26 major
fundraising events in sixteen different cities across the country.

DNC Has Nearly Doubled Fundraising Compared to 2003
In the first four months of 2005, the DNC has raised nearly twice as
much as (18.6M) we raised in the first 4 months of 03 (10.6M).

DNC Raised Half-Million Online in Less Than Two Weeks
In the past two weeks, the DNC has raised more than $500,000 online in
small contributions to help build state parties.

To date, the DNC has contributed almost $1 million to help Democratic
state parties including: Missouri, North Carolina, North Dakota, West
Virginia, Wyoming, Nevada, Nebraska, Mississippi, and Kansas.

Contributions to DNC Have Increased More than 62%
We've collected 180,000 more contributions through the first five
months of 2005 than we did through the first five months of 2003 an
increase of more than 62%. (294k vs. 471k)

DNC Fundraising Rising at Nearly Twice the Rate of RNC
The DNC raised $8 million more in first four months of 2005 than we did
in the first four months of 2003. The Republicans increased their output
by less than $5 million. ($37.4M vs. $42.0M)

DNC Narrowing RNCs Fundraising Advantage
During the first four months of 2005, the rate at which the RNC
outraised the DNC dropped my more than a third. In the first four months
of 2003, the RNC outraised the DNC by a ratio of 3.5:1. In the first
four months of 2005, the RNC outraised the DNC 2.3:1.