Just like Romney, Hillary is going to self-finance her campaign run

[TeamJordan23]

No wonder Bill recently cashed-out nearly $20 million from his private equity company recently.

I wonder how the public will react to this.

[Fran Kubelik]

1. Do you have a link?

I mean, besides Drudge?

[LostinVA]

3. Oh snap

[xultar]

2. Is there a problem with this. Ned Lamont did the same thing right? We love him don't we?

[thereismore]

10. We love him because he was against the war. Hillary? A problem. nt

[xultar]

13. He financed his campaign all on his own. Hillary may do so. So your problem is???

[thereismore]

14. I don't care who spends what money. I care about the IWR and K-L votes. nt

[Tom Rinaldo]

4. Kerry loaned his campaign his own money in 2004

Turned out to be a very smart move on his part.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

5. I Hope They Do

It would be a shame to lose a campaign for anybody because their opponent raised more dough...

[rodeodance]

6. "I wonder how the public will react to this."--fine with with "public"

[AndyA]

7. Once again, we are judging the worthiness of a candidate by the amount

of money they raise.

That is simply not a good meter of ability, nor does it indicate how they will perform once in office.

Money = bad. Everyone should understand this by now. :eyes:

[Fran Kubelik]

11. Oh, but it changes regularly

Hillary was raising a lot of money, therefore she was the money machine candidate.
Now she's not raising as much as Obama, so she's the loser who can't raise money.

[rodeodance]

8. oh no--another Obamababy starting a Rovian style 'Whispering" rumor!--lots them last few days

[PresidentObama]

9. No evidence once so ever to back up the OP.

They asked Wolfson if Clinton was going to finance her own campaign, and he said "I don't know"

The Obama supporters are spinning that as "Yes"

Go figure! It's spin day on DU!

[DemocratSinceBirth]

12. Even If They Spend Their Own Money I Don't Have A Problem

It would be a shame to lose a race just because you were outspent...

The difference between Romney's spending and Clintons' spending is at least they are seeing a return on their investment...