Skidmore
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Wed Aug-09-06 03:37 AM
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Does Lieberman get to keep his warchest as an Independent candidate? |
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Edited on Wed Aug-09-06 03:48 AM by Skidmore
Or, does he have to raise new money? It seems to me that he shouldn't be able to use money raised as a Democratic party to run against the Democratic candidate.
Is this a stupid question?
Edited to correct "should" to "shouldn't" in second sentence.
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Wed Aug-09-06 03:43 AM
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1. It seems to you that he should or shouldn't? nt |
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Wed Aug-09-06 03:50 AM
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2. Thanks for catching that. Corrected. |
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Wed Aug-09-06 03:51 AM
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3. I was just wondering about this myself. |
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He has a couple of million more left. It seems it should go to a democratic organization.
Anyone know?
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Wed Aug-09-06 03:58 AM
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Wed Aug-09-06 04:57 AM
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5. The cash belongs to Joe. |
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Edited on Wed Aug-09-06 05:00 AM by LiberalPartisan
Campaign donations belong to the candidate after the election. Legally he can cut himself a check for the entire amount and deposit it in his personal account, after settling campaign related debts, bills etc. But he'll probably use it to win the general in November.
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