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ecstatic

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2. From who though?

Reply to HerbChestnut (Original post)

Thu Feb 20, 2020, 01:42 AM

Feb 2020

The RNC? Not trying to be funny or rude. I'm genuinely curious about who is making these donations. I can't picture any of the Bernie supporters I know donating money to him.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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The Sanders Campaign raised over $2.7million today. [View all] HerbChestnut Feb 2020 OP

Nice. CentralMass Feb 2020 #1

From who though? ecstatic Feb 2020 #2

150,000 people, apparently. HerbChestnut Feb 2020 #3

Yeah, you have the Right questions... R B Garr Feb 2020 #4

So we're now questioning where his money is coming from? billpolonsky Feb 2020 #7

I gave, as much as some think it is a fault, I think a NHC system, climate change cliffside Feb 2020 #10

Unlike some of the other candidate funding sources Voltaire2 Feb 2020 #16

oh look the guy who rants about the evils of money is raking it in hand over first. nice nt msongs Feb 2020 #5

At a whopping $18 per donation. OMG the horror! HerbChestnut Feb 2020 #8

+1 nt cliffside Feb 2020 #11

+1000 Bumperstickers Feb 2020 #15

This message was self-deleted by its author HerbChestnut Feb 2020 #6

To put this in some perspective lapfog_1 Feb 2020 #9

Being retired, would love an APR of 7% if relatively safe... cliffside Feb 2020 #12

tax free muni bonds are running 3 to 3.5% APR lapfog_1 Feb 2020 #13

Thanks and you make a good point, once someone has acquired enough wealth ... cliffside Feb 2020 #14