Now I know I should’ve checked here first!

I spent my fortune on six candidates in NY and OH that were down in the polls within the margin of error – all through ActBlue – but I didn’t use any of the fundraising pages.

And a double sawbuck to ActBlue for carrying the load so far, for so long!

-GFO

Just another region sacrificed for Billary/Gore triangulation.

I’d still like to see Billary/Gore choking* on the dust in the moonscapes they chose to create throughout the nation’s forests.

For the past decade, my “political” donations have gone to direct action enviros. I’d rather fund climbers’ rope than consultants’ lunches.

Thanks to you Christy, Jane, Howie, and all the people at FDL who’ve helped me find Dems – and a political process – I can be proud to support.

Happy Birthday Christy and Siun -

Thanks for giving me a reason to give $100 (and 10% tip) to these worthy Dems.

I thought I’d never donate outside the Green Party again. Thanks for giving me a reason to change.

(*but not enough to endanger life or health – just enough so they can all stand there gasping for breath – like the ecosystems Billary/Gore chose to sacrifice on the triangulation altar.)

Actually, I am giving now to the bunch that the DCCC did not drop the 12 million to… hoping that soon they will consider the next level of possible candidates by keep them going until then.

Good idea. I notice that Harry Reid’s in some sort of snit because Sen’s Kerry and Bayh haven’t thrown enough into the DSCC kitty. As far as I’m concerned, more power to them for not wanting to flush that money down the toidy. Kerry, at least, has been raising money for lots of candidates, including some whom the D?CC deem unworthy.

http://www.talkingpointsmemo.c…..010452.php

Contributions to Colleen Rowley and Jerry McNerney, because it’s never over until it’s over and the fat lady’s sung Happy Birthday.

I’d rather give to winners in a losing cause than to losers in a winning cause.

Actually, I am giving now to the bunch that the DCCC did not drop the 12 million to… hoping that soon they will consider the next level of possible candidates by keep them going until then.

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation has identified the person who accessed a national criminal database and retrieved information that eventually appeared in a campaign ad by Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Beauprez against opponent Bill Ritter. CBS4 has learned that person is a federal law enforcement agent from Colorado. The CBI has also determined where the access happened and at exactly what time. The state agency has asked the FBI to assist the investigation as it tries to learn how the data got into a campaign ad…read on There’s a video report on the website.