Just Say No Deal and all PUMA organizations banded together to aide Sen. Hillary Clinton in retiring her remaining campaign debt left from the Primary.
Will Bower, PUMA Co-founder and Spokesman, appeared on Fox News July 10, 2008 with the exclusive announcement: In the week leading up to and during the 4th of July weekend, the $20.08 drive to help Hillary retire her debt was an overwhelming success. The initiative by members of the Just Say No Deal coalition yielded between an estimated $6 million conservatively and $10 million, according to Bower.
After making this final push through Friday, June 11, Bower says that Hillarys debt will be finished! There are 230 websites within the coalition, representing 2.5 approximately million people. About Barack Obama, Bower states:
Good thing too...because while Obama is using the excuse of "having to help Hillary" as to why he has not kept up his Nominee duties of aiding down the line democrats and why fundraising has become increasingly more difficult, Obama's efforts have produced little results for Sen. Clinton. Obama also forgot to even mention Sen. Clinton and ask fundraisers to write checks for Hillary at a recent fundraiser.
Will Bower, PUMA Co-founder and Spokesman, appeared on Fox News July 10, 2008 with the exclusive announcement: In the week leading up to and during the 4th of July weekend, the $20.08 drive to help Hillary retire her debt was an overwhelming success. The initiative by members of the Just Say No Deal coalition yielded between an estimated $6 million conservatively and $10 million, according to Bower.
Hillarys debt is less than $5 million away from being in the black. . . We did this in one week.
We really dont need him, we havent, and dont plan to need him to pay down Hillarys debt.
Mr. Obama has asked his top donors to help raise money for her debt, and so far they have come up with less than $100,000 (though more in pledges), Clinton campaign officials said a paltry sum, in the words of one. - NY Times