Kind of a weak showing compared to Ron but I think it's just a testament to how established Rand already is. The Grassroots may not be as vocal or charitable this time around but that may ultimately be OK as long as they vote for him in the end.
Kind of a weak showing compared to Ron but I think it's just a testament to how established Rand already is. The Grassroots may not be as vocal or charitable this time around but that may ultimately be OK as long as they vote for him in the end.
He needs the money. You can't be a serious contender if you can't raise money. That being said. Online fundraising only shows the support of the little people. The big money comes from other sources. I'm not sure it matters all too much how much he actually raises online...what matters is how many little people donate...if you are counting votes. But who's counting?
I don't think Rand would have considered a run if he didn't secure some serious big donors.
Ron's Black This Out Moneybomb (which was the biggest during the second campaign I think), raised 2.6 million in 3 days and occurred just a few months before the first primaries.
Why compare to the 2nd campaign? This is Rand's first...
Ron took home 4 million in November of 2007 and then another 6 million a month later. I know we're 7-8 months behind that point but we're basically going to match what Ted Cruz got a few weeks back. Rand's campaign will be driven by big donors... I think they should use the moneybomb model very sparingly this time around so the total amounts are bigger.
Why compare to the 2nd campaign? This is Rand's first...
Ron took home 4 million in November of 2007 and then another 6 million a month later. I know we're 7-8 months behind that point but we're basically going to match what Ted Cruz got a few weeks back. Rand's campaign will be driven by big donors... I think they should use the moneybomb model very sparingly this time around so the total amounts are bigger.