That SHOULD leave a mark, but Teflon is tough stuff.

who get their information from the filings campaigns have to make.

This comparison is not a strong one, IMO.

Bernie has never run for a national office so of course his contributions will be different.

If I am going to stand for Bernie this likely won't be one of the reasons I do it.

...I don't expect him to start now.

...the average donation to his campaign during the first quarter of 2014 was $28.95."

I'll bet that's not going to change much, either.

Hillary got the majority of her money from individuals. I guess you posted this dup thread because you didn't like the turn the other one had taken.

Why are you comparing apples & oranges? Why are you ignoring that the employees of the Wall St. firms are also her constituents?

Why won't you just present an honest un-biased post? Are you afraid of what the truth holds for your candidate? What this represents is that Bernie can't raise the big bucks. Look at how other Senators raised money.

it seems you can't recognize one when you see it

...I haven't made any conclusions.

You're free, as you've done, to make your own. Top donors... right there for all to view and compare.


(by the way, the other post was *stellar* - highly recommend it)

"The question to me is not whether we can raise as much money as our opponents — we can't — the question is whether we can raise enough money to run a strong, credible and winning campaign," Sanders said. "And based on this first day I believe that we can."

His numbers are smaller, yes. But they are in line with everything we believe in.

It is such a relief to have someone like this to contribute to, work for and vote for.