Question:
Can John McCain raise more campagin funds if he embraces Bush instead of distancing himself from him?
Countess Jodhaa Bai
2008-07-06 11:22:05 UTC
Months after clinching the Republican Party's nomination, John McCain has built a sizable, but only marginally successful, fundraising team.

Campaign-finance records suggest McCain's "bundlers," the well-connected fundraisers who spearhead cash support for him, have failed to keep pace with Barack Obama's and are well short of the pace set by President Bush four years ago. McCain's fundraising, while good, isn't stellar in a record-breaking race in which donations to all candidates have topped $1 billion.

As of May, the latest reporting period, McCain had attracted relatively few of the bundlers who worked for Bush and only a handful of those who raised money for other GOP candidates this year, according to an Arizona Republic analysis of top fundraisers compiled by Public Citizen, a non-profit consumer watchdog.
Nine answers:
Rar K
2008-07-06 11:42:42 UTC
We all know that McCain met "secretly" with Bush to discuss fundraising. Now he has revamped his campaign staff to include Bush advisors. Sounds like he's teamed up with Bush whether he openly admits it or not.
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2016-11-10 11:19:26 UTC
it is any opposite direction around: he's making an attempt to embody Bush. Quietly. via fact Bush's some distance, some distance top crazies have DEEP wallet. And he desires the money to get elected. even nonetheless, his regulations have oftentimes been lots distinctive than Bush's. in the time of his profession, he has never been a some distance top loopy. he's been a average, particularly able to crossing occasion strains and he oftentimes fought for what he believed in. it is merely interior the final couple of years that he's been attempting to be toddler Bush; it did get him the nomination, yet now he has to discover himself and run remote from his loopy, unpopular yet prosperous benefactors. quickly.
Pragmatism Please
2008-07-06 11:29:29 UTC
John McCain will do what he thinks is right for America and all Americans. People that give large sums of money, expect influence, and McCain has a record of giving none.



He's having trouble raising money from normal sources? That's why.
2008-07-06 11:30:33 UTC
No.....Obama has used every campaign trick in the book to raise 300 Million Dollars in Campaign Funds against McCain's 85 Million Dollars in Campaign Funds.

Is it any wonder that Obama fights so hard against campaign fund reform ?

It is obvious that Obama is trying to buy the election but America is too smart to be bought.
channa argus
2008-07-06 11:32:19 UTC
of course he can raise more money but that would only make McCain look more like the third term mcbush candidate that the Obama peoples have made him out to be.
EmailMefast
2008-07-06 11:29:04 UTC
The barrels needs to be filled with money from the poor as fast as possible.

The barresl of oil needs to be sold for the highest price possible for the riches.

The barrels of pork must keep the bacon coming for their lifelyhood.



Barrels, who needs more barrels?
J
2008-07-06 11:26:53 UTC
If you are going to cut and paste a blog, you should at least source it. Also, John McCain is his own person.
2008-07-06 11:27:46 UTC
don't worry about McCain, he'll be fine. the silent majority has his back. your racist/communist/terrorist hero Obama WILL be unemployed in 4 months.



MCCAIN 2008
2008-07-06 11:30:34 UTC
He mite get a little more money,but he wont need it, he'll lose the election enyway.


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