Hillary won more votes for President
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The color is underwhelming this year. There is still an astounding amount of green for this time of year, but still beautiful.mrussel1 said:
No I haven't. I've done the NRG, etc. several times. I live in Richmond so it's a drive but not too bad. I do love it there. Perfect time of year too.rgambs said:
Seneca Rocks! I burned out on the NRG back in the early 2000's when I was on a rappel team that did the Bridge Day drop every year.mrussel1 said:
Nu River Gorge?rgambs said:I went camping in West Virginia for a long weekend and there were 275 posts since I last visited.
Did I miss anything?
Probably not
There is much more hiking to do at Seneca Rocks/Spruce Knob area.
Have you been?
Seneca is probably a bit closer to you, it is a very beautiful area. Spruce Knob (state highpoint) is nearby and if you like adventure you have to check out Nelson Rocks Preserve. They have ziplines, a treetop ropes course, and the main attraction, the Via Ferrata.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.nrocks.com/&ved=0ahUKEwiSuInwj_bPAhWH1IMKHaFSD7MQFgguMAA&usg=AFQjCNH3dfbFIQ_7uXSDxDC2VJ-AjjUT8A
https://scontent-ort2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/fr/cp0/e15/q65/14670823_2137376626488094_7989848305401371212_n.jpg?efg=eyJpIjoidCJ9&oh=c3e9991046026e27c1182523918559b0&oe=5899A6B8Monkey Driven, Call this Living?0 -
Yeah...I suspect that hurt going in!tonifig8 said:
crickets.JC29856 said:The $353,400 individual donation explained.
Voter donation limits to individual campaigns are $2,700
Limit Donation to a state Democratic Party is: $10,000 per state
Max donation to the DNC is: $33,400 to the dollar.
32 states have a "stake" in her victory fund, meaning they are looking for a return on their investment.
What Hillary is doing currently is having people donating $10,000 to each state through this victory fund, and $33,400 to the DNC. But the issue is, that most of the money is going into this fund for her campaign, but she promises these states and the DNC a senate majority. That is why superdelegates pledged so early on. This is where the problem is. It is laundering money through this fund into her campaign.
Let's calculate this: $10,000 x 32 states = $320,000
$320,000 + $33,400 max donation to the DNC = $353,400.
Given that the Hillary Clinton Victory Fund has specifically disclosed that approximately 28.27% of the funds went to Hillary Clinton (9.5/33.6m) while only 16.37% went down ticket (5.5/33.6m)....
353,400 * 0.2827 = 99,906.18 directly to Hillary Clinton.
$3,330.21 for SOME of the state parties. Not individual candidates, "the party".
Now, the individual campaign contributions limit is $2,700.
$99,906.18 / $2,700 = 37.002288...
Thirty seven times the individual contributions amount. GENIUS!
Hillary Victory Fund is spread out between Hillary's campaign, the DNC and then state parties. The state parties simply send the money back to the DNC (legal loop hole) where it can be used to help Hillary. The down ticket Democrats, the individuals think they are getting help from Hilliary and the DNC. It's a beautiful thing.0 -
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I'm just tired of fact checking you. Your posts are almost always misleading or leaving out key facts or context. The longer your post, the less likely I'll bother.JC29856 said:
Yeah...I suspect that hurt going in!tonifig8 said:
crickets.JC29856 said:The $353,400 individual donation explained.
Voter donation limits to individual campaigns are $2,700
Limit Donation to a state Democratic Party is: $10,000 per state
Max donation to the DNC is: $33,400 to the dollar.
32 states have a "stake" in her victory fund, meaning they are looking for a return on their investment.
What Hillary is doing currently is having people donating $10,000 to each state through this victory fund, and $33,400 to the DNC. But the issue is, that most of the money is going into this fund for her campaign, but she promises these states and the DNC a senate majority. That is why superdelegates pledged so early on. This is where the problem is. It is laundering money through this fund into her campaign.
Let's calculate this: $10,000 x 32 states = $320,000
$320,000 + $33,400 max donation to the DNC = $353,400.
Given that the Hillary Clinton Victory Fund has specifically disclosed that approximately 28.27% of the funds went to Hillary Clinton (9.5/33.6m) while only 16.37% went down ticket (5.5/33.6m)....
353,400 * 0.2827 = 99,906.18 directly to Hillary Clinton.
$3,330.21 for SOME of the state parties. Not individual candidates, "the party".
Now, the individual campaign contributions limit is $2,700.
$99,906.18 / $2,700 = 37.002288...
Thirty seven times the individual contributions amount. GENIUS!
Hillary Victory Fund is spread out between Hillary's campaign, the DNC and then state parties. The state parties simply send the money back to the DNC (legal loop hole) where it can be used to help Hillary. The down ticket Democrats, the individuals think they are getting help from Hilliary and the DNC. It's a beautiful thing.0 -
Well I do climb mountains so I guess I understand.rgambs said:
Same reason people climb mountains, because they are there!Bentleyspop said:
Been to Bridge Day a couple of times. It's a lot of fun to watch. Though I don't understand why people jump off of a perfectly good bridge.rgambs said:
Seneca Rocks! I burned out on the NRG back in the early 2000's when I was on a rappel team that did the Bridge Day drop every year.mrussel1 said:
Nu River Gorge?rgambs said:I went camping in West Virginia for a long weekend and there were 275 posts since I last visited.
Did I miss anything?
Probably not
There is much more hiking to do at Seneca Rocks/Spruce Knob area.
Have you been?
Maybe it's because Hillary pushed them!!
The Bridge Day Rappels will probably always be the height of my adrenaline rushes, but rafting the Gauley and the Innsbrucker Klettersteig were up there too. Someday I will beat the Bridge though, when Simon is old enough to get vertical.
https://youtu.be/MH40bDs0nXU
Though I don't jump off of perfectly good mountains either
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Never too late to start!Bentleyspop said:
Well I do climb mountains so I guess I understand.rgambs said:
Same reason people climb mountains, because they are there!Bentleyspop said:
Been to Bridge Day a couple of times. It's a lot of fun to watch. Though I don't understand why people jump off of a perfectly good bridge.rgambs said:
Seneca Rocks! I burned out on the NRG back in the early 2000's when I was on a rappel team that did the Bridge Day drop every year.mrussel1 said:
Nu River Gorge?rgambs said:I went camping in West Virginia for a long weekend and there were 275 posts since I last visited.
Did I miss anything?
Probably not
There is much more hiking to do at Seneca Rocks/Spruce Knob area.
Have you been?
Maybe it's because Hillary pushed them!!
The Bridge Day Rappels will probably always be the height of my adrenaline rushes, but rafting the Gauley and the Innsbrucker Klettersteig were up there too. Someday I will beat the Bridge though, when Simon is old enough to get vertical.https://youtu.be/MH40bDs0nXU
Though I don't jump off of perfectly good mountains either
Monkey Driven, Call this Living?0 -
HughFreakingDillon said:
Trump.tonifig8 said:
crickets.JC29856 said:The $353,400 individual donation explained.
Voter donation limits to individual campaigns are $2,700
Limit Donation to a state Democratic Party is: $10,000 per state
Max donation to the DNC is: $33,400 to the dollar.
32 states have a "stake" in her victory fund, meaning they are looking for a return on their investment.
What Hillary is doing currently is having people donating $10,000 to each state through this victory fund, and $33,400 to the DNC. But the issue is, that most of the money is going into this fund for her campaign, but she promises these states and the DNC a senate majority. That is why superdelegates pledged so early on. This is where the problem is. It is laundering money through this fund into her campaign.
Let's calculate this: $10,000 x 32 states = $320,000
$320,000 + $33,400 max donation to the DNC = $353,400.
Given that the Hillary Clinton Victory Fund has specifically disclosed that approximately 28.27% of the funds went to Hillary Clinton (9.5/33.6m) while only 16.37% went down ticket (5.5/33.6m)....
353,400 * 0.2827 = 99,906.18 directly to Hillary Clinton.
$3,330.21 for SOME of the state parties. Not individual candidates, "the party".
Now, the individual campaign contributions limit is $2,700.
$99,906.18 / $2,700 = 37.002288...
Thirty seven times the individual contributions amount. GENIUS!
Hillary Victory Fund is spread out between Hillary's campaign, the DNC and then state parties. The state parties simply send the money back to the DNC (legal loop hole) where it can be used to help Hillary. The down ticket Democrats, the individuals think they are getting help from Hilliary and the DNC. It's a beautiful thing.
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Sending you $353,400 from JK. Happy holidays. Let’s talk Clooney event when convenient.JC29856 said:The $353,400 individual donation explained.
Voter donation limits to individual campaigns are $2,700
Limit Donation to a state Democratic Party is: $10,000 per state
Max donation to the DNC is: $33,400 to the dollar.
32 states have a "stake" in her victory fund, meaning they are looking for a return on their investment.
What Hillary is doing currently is having people donating $10,000 to each state through this victory fund, and $33,400 to the DNC. But the issue is, that most of the money is going into this fund for her campaign, but she promises these states and the DNC a senate majority. That is why superdelegates pledged so early on. This is where the problem is. It is laundering money through this fund into her campaign.
Let's calculate this: $10,000 x 32 states = $320,000
$320,000 + $33,400 max donation to the DNC = $353,400.
Given that the Hillary Clinton Victory Fund has specifically disclosed that approximately 28.27% of the funds went to Hillary Clinton (9.5/33.6m) while only 16.37% went down ticket (5.5/33.6m)....
353,400 * 0.2827 = 99,906.18 directly to Hillary Clinton.
$3,330.21 for SOME of the state parties. Not individual candidates, "the party".
Now, the individual campaign contributions limit is $2,700.
$99,906.18 / $2,700 = 37.002288...
Thirty seven times the individual contributions amount. GENIUS!
Hillary Victory Fund is spread out between Hillary's campaign, the DNC and then state parties. The state parties simply send the money back to the DNC (legal loop hole) where it can be used to help Hillary. The down ticket Democrats, the individuals think they are getting help from Hilliary and the DNC. It's a beautiful thing.
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It looks like your math checks out. Good job showing your work. What do you want, a gold star?tonifig8 said:
crickets.JC29856 said:The $353,400 individual donation explained.
Voter donation limits to individual campaigns are $2,700
Limit Donation to a state Democratic Party is: $10,000 per state
Max donation to the DNC is: $33,400 to the dollar.
32 states have a "stake" in her victory fund, meaning they are looking for a return on their investment.
What Hillary is doing currently is having people donating $10,000 to each state through this victory fund, and $33,400 to the DNC. But the issue is, that most of the money is going into this fund for her campaign, but she promises these states and the DNC a senate majority. That is why superdelegates pledged so early on. This is where the problem is. It is laundering money through this fund into her campaign.
Let's calculate this: $10,000 x 32 states = $320,000
$320,000 + $33,400 max donation to the DNC = $353,400.
Given that the Hillary Clinton Victory Fund has specifically disclosed that approximately 28.27% of the funds went to Hillary Clinton (9.5/33.6m) while only 16.37% went down ticket (5.5/33.6m)....
353,400 * 0.2827 = 99,906.18 directly to Hillary Clinton.
$3,330.21 for SOME of the state parties. Not individual candidates, "the party".
Now, the individual campaign contributions limit is $2,700.
$99,906.18 / $2,700 = 37.002288...
Thirty seven times the individual contributions amount. GENIUS!
Hillary Victory Fund is spread out between Hillary's campaign, the DNC and then state parties. The state parties simply send the money back to the DNC (legal loop hole) where it can be used to help Hillary. The down ticket Democrats, the individuals think they are getting help from Hilliary and the DNC. It's a beautiful thing.0 -
You even get to choose your own!CM189191 said:
It looks like your math checks out. Good job showing your work. What do you want, a gold star?tonifig8 said:
crickets.JC29856 said:The $353,400 individual donation explained.
Voter donation limits to individual campaigns are $2,700
Limit Donation to a state Democratic Party is: $10,000 per state
Max donation to the DNC is: $33,400 to the dollar.
32 states have a "stake" in her victory fund, meaning they are looking for a return on their investment.
What Hillary is doing currently is having people donating $10,000 to each state through this victory fund, and $33,400 to the DNC. But the issue is, that most of the money is going into this fund for her campaign, but she promises these states and the DNC a senate majority. That is why superdelegates pledged so early on. This is where the problem is. It is laundering money through this fund into her campaign.
Let's calculate this: $10,000 x 32 states = $320,000
$320,000 + $33,400 max donation to the DNC = $353,400.
Given that the Hillary Clinton Victory Fund has specifically disclosed that approximately 28.27% of the funds went to Hillary Clinton (9.5/33.6m) while only 16.37% went down ticket (5.5/33.6m)....
353,400 * 0.2827 = 99,906.18 directly to Hillary Clinton.
$3,330.21 for SOME of the state parties. Not individual candidates, "the party".
Now, the individual campaign contributions limit is $2,700.
$99,906.18 / $2,700 = 37.002288...
Thirty seven times the individual contributions amount. GENIUS!
Hillary Victory Fund is spread out between Hillary's campaign, the DNC and then state parties. The state parties simply send the money back to the DNC (legal loop hole) where it can be used to help Hillary. The down ticket Democrats, the individuals think they are getting help from Hilliary and the DNC. It's a beautiful thing.
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I use to steal the smelly stickers from the nerds who got them @ St. Ambrose. lolmrussel1 said:
You even get to choose your own!CM189191 said:
It looks like your math checks out. Good job showing your work. What do you want, a gold star?tonifig8 said:
crickets.JC29856 said:The $353,400 individual donation explained.
Voter donation limits to individual campaigns are $2,700
Limit Donation to a state Democratic Party is: $10,000 per state
Max donation to the DNC is: $33,400 to the dollar.
32 states have a "stake" in her victory fund, meaning they are looking for a return on their investment.
What Hillary is doing currently is having people donating $10,000 to each state through this victory fund, and $33,400 to the DNC. But the issue is, that most of the money is going into this fund for her campaign, but she promises these states and the DNC a senate majority. That is why superdelegates pledged so early on. This is where the problem is. It is laundering money through this fund into her campaign.
Let's calculate this: $10,000 x 32 states = $320,000
$320,000 + $33,400 max donation to the DNC = $353,400.
Given that the Hillary Clinton Victory Fund has specifically disclosed that approximately 28.27% of the funds went to Hillary Clinton (9.5/33.6m) while only 16.37% went down ticket (5.5/33.6m)....
353,400 * 0.2827 = 99,906.18 directly to Hillary Clinton.
$3,330.21 for SOME of the state parties. Not individual candidates, "the party".
Now, the individual campaign contributions limit is $2,700.
$99,906.18 / $2,700 = 37.002288...
Thirty seven times the individual contributions amount. GENIUS!
Hillary Victory Fund is spread out between Hillary's campaign, the DNC and then state parties. The state parties simply send the money back to the DNC (legal loop hole) where it can be used to help Hillary. The down ticket Democrats, the individuals think they are getting help from Hilliary and the DNC. It's a beautiful thing.
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These stickers are offensive!!! Why aren't Hispanics being represented? I don't see a taco on there!mrussel1 said:
You even get to choose your own!CM189191 said:
It looks like your math checks out. Good job showing your work. What do you want, a gold star?tonifig8 said:
crickets.JC29856 said:The $353,400 individual donation explained.
Voter donation limits to individual campaigns are $2,700
Limit Donation to a state Democratic Party is: $10,000 per state
Max donation to the DNC is: $33,400 to the dollar.
32 states have a "stake" in her victory fund, meaning they are looking for a return on their investment.
What Hillary is doing currently is having people donating $10,000 to each state through this victory fund, and $33,400 to the DNC. But the issue is, that most of the money is going into this fund for her campaign, but she promises these states and the DNC a senate majority. That is why superdelegates pledged so early on. This is where the problem is. It is laundering money through this fund into her campaign.
Let's calculate this: $10,000 x 32 states = $320,000
$320,000 + $33,400 max donation to the DNC = $353,400.
Given that the Hillary Clinton Victory Fund has specifically disclosed that approximately 28.27% of the funds went to Hillary Clinton (9.5/33.6m) while only 16.37% went down ticket (5.5/33.6m)....
353,400 * 0.2827 = 99,906.18 directly to Hillary Clinton.
$3,330.21 for SOME of the state parties. Not individual candidates, "the party".
Now, the individual campaign contributions limit is $2,700.
$99,906.18 / $2,700 = 37.002288...
Thirty seven times the individual contributions amount. GENIUS!
Hillary Victory Fund is spread out between Hillary's campaign, the DNC and then state parties. The state parties simply send the money back to the DNC (legal loop hole) where it can be used to help Hillary. The down ticket Democrats, the individuals think they are getting help from Hilliary and the DNC. It's a beautiful thing.
Where's the moderator?!?
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Call the ADL now. No Gefilte fish either. lmao0
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Even you can take some childhood comfort in scratch n sniff, no?tonifig8 said:
These stickers are offensive!!! Why aren't Hispanics being represented? I don't see a taco on there!mrussel1 said:
You even get to choose your own!CM189191 said:
It looks like your math checks out. Good job showing your work. What do you want, a gold star?tonifig8 said:
crickets.JC29856 said:The $353,400 individual donation explained.
Voter donation limits to individual campaigns are $2,700
Limit Donation to a state Democratic Party is: $10,000 per state
Max donation to the DNC is: $33,400 to the dollar.
32 states have a "stake" in her victory fund, meaning they are looking for a return on their investment.
What Hillary is doing currently is having people donating $10,000 to each state through this victory fund, and $33,400 to the DNC. But the issue is, that most of the money is going into this fund for her campaign, but she promises these states and the DNC a senate majority. That is why superdelegates pledged so early on. This is where the problem is. It is laundering money through this fund into her campaign.
Let's calculate this: $10,000 x 32 states = $320,000
$320,000 + $33,400 max donation to the DNC = $353,400.
Given that the Hillary Clinton Victory Fund has specifically disclosed that approximately 28.27% of the funds went to Hillary Clinton (9.5/33.6m) while only 16.37% went down ticket (5.5/33.6m)....
353,400 * 0.2827 = 99,906.18 directly to Hillary Clinton.
$3,330.21 for SOME of the state parties. Not individual candidates, "the party".
Now, the individual campaign contributions limit is $2,700.
$99,906.18 / $2,700 = 37.002288...
Thirty seven times the individual contributions amount. GENIUS!
Hillary Victory Fund is spread out between Hillary's campaign, the DNC and then state parties. The state parties simply send the money back to the DNC (legal loop hole) where it can be used to help Hillary. The down ticket Democrats, the individuals think they are getting help from Hilliary and the DNC. It's a beautiful thing.
Where's the moderator?!?0 -
Absolutely!! I was fortunate enough to experience scratch n sniff.... That's some serious nostalgia right there...mrussel1 said:
Even you can take some childhood comfort in scratch n sniff, no?tonifig8 said:
These stickers are offensive!!! Why aren't Hispanics being represented? I don't see a taco on there!mrussel1 said:
You even get to choose your own!CM189191 said:
It looks like your math checks out. Good job showing your work. What do you want, a gold star?tonifig8 said:
crickets.JC29856 said:The $353,400 individual donation explained.
Voter donation limits to individual campaigns are $2,700
Limit Donation to a state Democratic Party is: $10,000 per state
Max donation to the DNC is: $33,400 to the dollar.
32 states have a "stake" in her victory fund, meaning they are looking for a return on their investment.
What Hillary is doing currently is having people donating $10,000 to each state through this victory fund, and $33,400 to the DNC. But the issue is, that most of the money is going into this fund for her campaign, but she promises these states and the DNC a senate majority. That is why superdelegates pledged so early on. This is where the problem is. It is laundering money through this fund into her campaign.
Let's calculate this: $10,000 x 32 states = $320,000
$320,000 + $33,400 max donation to the DNC = $353,400.
Given that the Hillary Clinton Victory Fund has specifically disclosed that approximately 28.27% of the funds went to Hillary Clinton (9.5/33.6m) while only 16.37% went down ticket (5.5/33.6m)....
353,400 * 0.2827 = 99,906.18 directly to Hillary Clinton.
$3,330.21 for SOME of the state parties. Not individual candidates, "the party".
Now, the individual campaign contributions limit is $2,700.
$99,906.18 / $2,700 = 37.002288...
Thirty seven times the individual contributions amount. GENIUS!
Hillary Victory Fund is spread out between Hillary's campaign, the DNC and then state parties. The state parties simply send the money back to the DNC (legal loop hole) where it can be used to help Hillary. The down ticket Democrats, the individuals think they are getting help from Hilliary and the DNC. It's a beautiful thing.
Where's the moderator?!?0 -
As soon as I thought about them, after posting, I went to Amazon to see if they were still sold so I could get some for my youngest. Unfortunately they only have new ones, not the original. Someone has them on ebay for 1 to 98 bucks each! But they are the real ones.. I mean, who doesn't want to sniff a band-aid?tonifig8 said:
Absolutely!! I was fortunate enough to experience scratch n sniff.... That's some serious nostalgia right there...mrussel1 said:
Even you can take some childhood comfort in scratch n sniff, no?tonifig8 said:
These stickers are offensive!!! Why aren't Hispanics being represented? I don't see a taco on there!mrussel1 said:
You even get to choose your own!CM189191 said:
It looks like your math checks out. Good job showing your work. What do you want, a gold star?tonifig8 said:
crickets.JC29856 said:The $353,400 individual donation explained.
Voter donation limits to individual campaigns are $2,700
Limit Donation to a state Democratic Party is: $10,000 per state
Max donation to the DNC is: $33,400 to the dollar.
32 states have a "stake" in her victory fund, meaning they are looking for a return on their investment.
What Hillary is doing currently is having people donating $10,000 to each state through this victory fund, and $33,400 to the DNC. But the issue is, that most of the money is going into this fund for her campaign, but she promises these states and the DNC a senate majority. That is why superdelegates pledged so early on. This is where the problem is. It is laundering money through this fund into her campaign.
Let's calculate this: $10,000 x 32 states = $320,000
$320,000 + $33,400 max donation to the DNC = $353,400.
Given that the Hillary Clinton Victory Fund has specifically disclosed that approximately 28.27% of the funds went to Hillary Clinton (9.5/33.6m) while only 16.37% went down ticket (5.5/33.6m)....
353,400 * 0.2827 = 99,906.18 directly to Hillary Clinton.
$3,330.21 for SOME of the state parties. Not individual candidates, "the party".
Now, the individual campaign contributions limit is $2,700.
$99,906.18 / $2,700 = 37.002288...
Thirty seven times the individual contributions amount. GENIUS!
Hillary Victory Fund is spread out between Hillary's campaign, the DNC and then state parties. The state parties simply send the money back to the DNC (legal loop hole) where it can be used to help Hillary. The down ticket Democrats, the individuals think they are getting help from Hilliary and the DNC. It's a beautiful thing.
Where's the moderator?!?
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wow now that takes me back!mrussel1 said:
As soon as I thought about them, after posting, I went to Amazon to see if they were still sold so I could get some for my youngest. Unfortunately they only have new ones, not the original. Someone has them on ebay for 1 to 98 bucks each! But they are the real ones.. I mean, who doesn't want to sniff a band-aid?tonifig8 said:
Absolutely!! I was fortunate enough to experience scratch n sniff.... That's some serious nostalgia right there...mrussel1 said:
Even you can take some childhood comfort in scratch n sniff, no?tonifig8 said:
These stickers are offensive!!! Why aren't Hispanics being represented? I don't see a taco on there!mrussel1 said:
You even get to choose your own!CM189191 said:
It looks like your math checks out. Good job showing your work. What do you want, a gold star?tonifig8 said:
crickets.JC29856 said:The $353,400 individual donation explained.
Voter donation limits to individual campaigns are $2,700
Limit Donation to a state Democratic Party is: $10,000 per state
Max donation to the DNC is: $33,400 to the dollar.
32 states have a "stake" in her victory fund, meaning they are looking for a return on their investment.
What Hillary is doing currently is having people donating $10,000 to each state through this victory fund, and $33,400 to the DNC. But the issue is, that most of the money is going into this fund for her campaign, but she promises these states and the DNC a senate majority. That is why superdelegates pledged so early on. This is where the problem is. It is laundering money through this fund into her campaign.
Let's calculate this: $10,000 x 32 states = $320,000
$320,000 + $33,400 max donation to the DNC = $353,400.
Given that the Hillary Clinton Victory Fund has specifically disclosed that approximately 28.27% of the funds went to Hillary Clinton (9.5/33.6m) while only 16.37% went down ticket (5.5/33.6m)....
353,400 * 0.2827 = 99,906.18 directly to Hillary Clinton.
$3,330.21 for SOME of the state parties. Not individual candidates, "the party".
Now, the individual campaign contributions limit is $2,700.
$99,906.18 / $2,700 = 37.002288...
Thirty seven times the individual contributions amount. GENIUS!
Hillary Victory Fund is spread out between Hillary's campaign, the DNC and then state parties. The state parties simply send the money back to the DNC (legal loop hole) where it can be used to help Hillary. The down ticket Democrats, the individuals think they are getting help from Hilliary and the DNC. It's a beautiful thing.
Where's the moderator?!?
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