Quote:The RNC has nearly $40 Million

The Democratic National Committee had a rough 2017, plagued by leadership troubles, internal squabbling, and unflattering reports. To top it off, the party ended the year "dead broke," says The Intercept's Ryan Grim.

The Democratic Party is carrying more than $6 million in debt, according to year-end filings — and has just $6.5 million in the bank. Do the math, and the party is working with just over $400,000 overall. Meanwhile, the Republicans are swimming in pools of money. The Republican National Committee had raised $132 million by the end of 2017 — about twice as much as the DNC — and entered 2018 with almost $40 million to spare, with not a penny of debt.

http://theweek.com/speedreads/752743/dnc...40-million

Spent all their money of fake dossiers and fixing primaries.

Obama will want some of that $40M redistributed

(02-02-2018 12:11 PM)MemTigers1998 Wrote:  Obama will want some of that $40M redistributed

It's only fair.

It couldn't happen to a better bunch of liars, corruptocrats and cheaters. I hope they disappear as a party or that the OLD democratic party was the norm. It's become a den of thieves.

So was the spending in the Georgia congressional race worth it?

(02-02-2018 12:25 PM)Bull_Is_Back Wrote:  So was the spending in the Georgia congressional race worth it?

Na it was the purchase of the dossier.

I guess they could use the 160k back from Steele.

The DNC is dead broke in:

1. Money
2. Morals
3. Ideas

(02-02-2018 12:06 PM)TechRocks Wrote:  

Quote:The RNC has nearly $40 Million

The Democratic National Committee had a rough 2017, plagued by leadership troubles, internal squabbling, and unflattering reports. To top it off, the party ended the year "dead broke," says The Intercept's Ryan Grim.

The Democratic Party is carrying more than $6 million in debt, according to year-end filings — and has just $6.5 million in the bank. Do the math, and the party is working with just over $400,000 overall. Meanwhile, the Republicans are swimming in pools of money. The Republican National Committee had raised $132 million by the end of 2017 — about twice as much as the DNC — and entered 2018 with almost $40 million to spare, with not a penny of debt.

http://theweek.com/speedreads/752743/dnc...40-million

Spent all their money of fake dossiers and fixing primaries.

They have as many new ideas as dollars then.

I guess they'll have to close some field offices.

Supporting coup attempts is expensive.

(02-02-2018 01:25 PM)EverRespect Wrote:  I guess they'll have to close some field offices.

How will this effect their ground game? Is Georgia in play?