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  • October 2008
    • Hillary Raises Big Money for Obama

      Hillary Raises Big Money for Obama

      (Newser) - Hillary Clinton has raised more than $8 million since July for Barack Obama, USA Today reports, and has hit 40 Obama campaign events in the past 2 months. She’ll headline two more Obama fundraisers this month, plus 11 events for other Democratic candidates. But while she’s raising money for others, her own campaign still owes $9 million to various vendors. More »

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      Barack Obama   Election 2008   Hillary Clinton   Obama 2008   campaign fundraising   Clinton 2008   campaign debt

  • August 2008
    • Why the Rift Isn't Healing

      Why the Rift Isn't Healing

      (Newser) - A little more than a month after the joint rally in Unity, NH, the Obama-Clinton relationship is still chilly, writes Howard Fineman, who faults both sides for letting their continuing squabble turn what should be a slam-dunk election year for the Democrats into a squeaker. For someone who’s running partly on the claim that his knack for diplomacy will heal the world, Obama has done surprisingly little to reach out to his former rivals. More »

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      Barack Obama   Hillary Clinton   Democrats   Bill Clinton   campaign   fundraiser   DNC   campaign debt

  • July 2008
    • Clinton Lends Campaign $1M as Debts Mount

      Clinton Lends Campaign $1M as Debts Mount

      (Newser) - Hillary Clinton lent her suspended presidential campaign an additional $1 million at the end of last month, according to filings with the Federal Election Commission. The newest self-loan—the New York senator has now lent herself $13.2 million—underscores how much difficulty she is facing in retiring her mountain of debt. A Clinton spokesman told the New York Times that the new loan was to "pay immediately outstanding debts." More »

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      Barack Obama   John McCain   Election 2008   Hillary Clinton   campaign funds   Federal Election Commission   campaign debt

    • Obama Backers Cool to Clinton Debt Relief

      Obama Backers Cool to Clinton Debt Relief

      (Newser) - Supporters of Barack Obama have yet to ante up any substantial sums to help retire the record-breaking debt Hillary Clinton accrued during her failed campaign, the New York Times reports. Many Obama backers scoff at the idea of writing a check for an opponent so eager to disparage their man, while others only want their money used to help beat John McCain. More »

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      Barack Obama   Hillary Clinton   campaign   donation   campaign debt

  • June 2008
    • Barack Writes Campaign Check to Hillary

      Barack Writes Campaign Check to Hillary

      (Newser) - Barack Obama made a personal $4,600 donation to Hillary Clinton's campaign—a gesture to win over her supporters as the Democratic party tries to unify following the divisive campaign for the nomination. Obama told a meeting of 200 top Clinton fundraisers he's encouraging his donors to help pay off Clinton's $20 million campaign debt. "I'm going to need Hillary by my side campaigning during his election, and I'm going to need you," Obama said. More »

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      Barack Obama   Hillary Clinton   political donors   campaign debt   Mayflower Hotel

    • Delicately, Team Clinton Gets Behind Obama

      Delicately, Team Clinton Gets Behind Obama

      (Newser) - Under the eye of one of Washington's most powerful lawyers, Barack Obama is negotiating with Hillary Clinton over a tangle of issues, from how to retire her campaign debt to what role she will play in this summer's convention. The Democratic party is slowly recovering from its bruising primary fight with the aid of Robert Barnett, who brokered book deals for Obama and both Clintons, the New York Times reports. More »

    • 'Star' Hillary Keeps Vow With Bronx Grad Speech

      'Star' Hillary Keeps Vow With Bronx Grad Speech

      (Newser) - Hillary Clinton was given a rock star's reception yesterday at her first public appearance in New York since surrendering the Democratic field to to Barack Obama. She presented the graduation address at Pelham Preparatory Academy in the Bronx, fulfilling a promise she made years ago to attend the commencement of a supporter's daughter. More »

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      Barack Obama   Hillary Clinton   commencement speech   campaign debt   Bronx   graduation

    • Giuliani Will Stump for GOP, for a Price

      Giuliani Will Stump for GOP, for a Price

      (Newser) - Rudy Giuliani has offered to appear at fundraisers for cash-strapped Republican candidates but with strings attached, the New York Times reports. The former New York mayor wants a cut of the proceeds to go towards paying off his presidential campaign's $3.6-million debt. The debt includes a $500,000 personal loan from Giuliani, who is worth an estimated $30 million. More »

    • Campaign Debt? What Campaign Debt?

      Campaign Debt? What Campaign Debt?

      (Newser) - Some clever and mostly legal accounting tricks could minimize Clinton's big campaign debt and leave her with cash on hand for king-making or another future campaign, reports Politico. Hillary could reclassify her own loans to the campaign as contributions, ask donors to redirect their cash to her Senate campaign, and take it slow on repaying understanding debtors. More »

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      Hillary Clinton   campaign debt

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