Lester CaudillObama says "NO" to dinero's
June 20th 2008 21:55
Presidential Democratic Candidate, 'Barak Obama', just opted out of public finance funding in his election campaign. Now you know, he recently raised more than 84 million dollars alone, during his democratic run off with Senator Hillary Clinton. I've been told that if Obama opts out of public finance for the general election in November 08, his campaign will depend solely on the private donations of individuals. Look, Obama raised over 84 million before the general election campaign ever begun, even before the Democratic party knew who their candidate would be. He has broken historical records in regards to fundraising in a political campaign. His advisor's has stated that John McCain has already began spending private funds toward his campaign.
I don't know where Obama's decision to opt out has came from, oops, I think I do. Back during the democratic run-op, Obama vs. Clinton, Obama stated and signed a document stating that he would be willing, if being the democratic candidate, to opt out of public finance for the funding of his general campaign. Later, he stated that he 'would have to think about it', that being said after millions were unsuspectedly raised. I think a little pressure from citizens, his party and his advisors might has helped shaped a new perspective and view from Obama.
Folks, I do believe that he is in it to win it. Because of such great success in the primaries, Obama is now exceedingly confident or just plain 'knows' that if he forgoes public finance, his loyal votee's, corporations, famous people, etc., will definately rise to the occasion.
I don't know where Obama's decision to opt out has came from, oops, I think I do. Back during the democratic run-op, Obama vs. Clinton, Obama stated and signed a document stating that he would be willing, if being the democratic candidate, to opt out of public finance for the funding of his general campaign. Later, he stated that he 'would have to think about it', that being said after millions were unsuspectedly raised. I think a little pressure from citizens, his party and his advisors might has helped shaped a new perspective and view from Obama.
Folks, I do believe that he is in it to win it. Because of such great success in the primaries, Obama is now exceedingly confident or just plain 'knows' that if he forgoes public finance, his loyal votee's, corporations, famous people, etc., will definately rise to the occasion.
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