we only have 4 days left in this month with a goal by the campaign, fundraising isn't going well and the last fundraising letter was sent more than a week ago.
where is the new fundraising letter?
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I think
that the campaign has already brought in $3 million this month when you include offline.... Think about it. They've had or are having private fundraisers 4 days in the row here.... and we haven't seen any donations as a result of them.
Especially when you consider that its the end of the month and a lot of donors are probably tapped out... they've probably decided to leave us alone until next month.
Also the campaign has a $2,000 dollar a head fundraiser in CA on the 30th. Think about that. 100 people come and that's another 200,000k in the bank.
I fully expect an email to coincide the the Nov 5th thing and that it will bring us over the top to a $3 million + day and that it will get us a TON of news for that. They are letting us recharge for that. Its quite smart in my opinion as a huge one day total brings a ton of press.
For a campaign to bring in $3 million in one day when it only raised $5.4 million last quarter will be huge and will completely squash the upstart Huckabee back to the tax hiking oblivion he belongs in. It will put everyone on notice.. It will be more money raised in one day online than any other campaign in history and Sean Hannity will have to kiss Ron Paul's hand next time he sees him on TV.