I will donate some. Although he is going to have to have big time donors now to equal Corbett. Before this article, I thought Corbett was gone in January.

I wish good things for PA this Nov.

I don't think all the money in the world would save Corbett's butt. If you put any stock in the polling he'll be gone anyway.

the primary was a very highly contested race (despite the final numbers) and more than likely alot of donors, especially big ticket ones were just waiting to see who won.

Also, the chances of the DNC offering any money before now could have been pretty slim. Now that we have our candidate and the polling numbers initially are looking good, I think the DNC will ultimately put in a good amount.

I was shocked to learn this.

The Democratic National Committee knows it’s in a hole. But officials at the stripped-down official party arm insist they’re climbing back out.

Sure, the DNC is $15 million in debt, with an over $8 million bank loan due in June — an amount that exceeds its current cash on hand.
President Barack Obama may be starting to pay more attention to the DNC now that he’s feeling the midterm pressure, but that attention comes after five years of presidential disengagement, the last year spent prioritizing the independent Organizing for Action that sprouted from his reelection campaign.