Aren't there a million Americans it would be worth $2,000 for new Pres.

Eric J in MN

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Wed May-12-04 07:40 PM
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Aren't there a million Americans it would be worth $2,000 for new Pres.

I know it's worth $2,000 to me to get a new President.

Aren't there a million Americans who feel that way?

Why can't Kerry raise $2,000-times-a-million for 2 billion to campaign against Bush?

http://www.johnkerry.com/

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AndyTiedye

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Wed May-12-04 08:03 PM
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1. He'll Need It Even More in the Fall

When the networks switch over to all-Bush*-all-the-time programming.

If we give the limit now, will we be allowed to donate again after
the convention? (I have asked this before and gotten conflicting
answers).

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cally

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Wed May-12-04 08:45 PM
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2. You can give $2,000 per person

until the convention. Then theoretically, you could give $2,000 more for the General Election. Kerry is expected to accept publi money so he will not be able to accept individual donations. So give what you are able to now.

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Eric J in MN

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Wed May-12-04 09:18 PM
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3. Excactly. You can only donate until late June, then

Excactly. You can only donate until late June.

Once Kerry accepts the nomination at the Convention in June, he'll be running on $74 million in public money until November.

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