There are limits to the amount that can be contributed, but this isn't a
problem for me, since I don't believe I have contributed more than
$2,300.00 to any candidate or committee during a year. It seem like
money makes the world go round, and it's certainly the wheel that drive
politics. <g>
http://www.fec.gov/pages/brochures/contriblimits.shtml
Regards,
LelandJ
Kristyne McDaniel wrote:
> Leland,
>
>
>> Right. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama both seeking the Democratic
>> nomination really gives a Democrat a choice. Both are fine
>> candidates, public servants, and Americans.
>>
>
> I have only donated to Hillary this time around. I checked several names in
> my area and found that a lot of the residents here have written check to
> both that were large enough to wind up on the web site showing folks
> donating over $200.
>
> I have only donated about $100 this time because we're still struggling. But
> things will get better and I'm sure I'll donate a lot more later in the
> year.
>
> Also, I donated a lot of funds to Gore in 2000, Kerry in 2004, and quite a
> bit to the DNC and various campaigns around the country in 2006. We're on
> everybody's list for donations now... That is probably not a good thing. :-)
>
> I'm not willing to say I would never vote for Obama. I think I probably
> would. But since I have a strong preference for Hillary and I think it would
> be just fine to keep the campaign going through April, I'm going to keep
> right on supporting her campaign for as long as she's campaigning.
>
> Kristyne
>
>
>
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