GOP needs a bailout

[Rigs11]

The GOP spends like a drunken sailor and we are supposed to trust you with the economy?

Worst RNC cash flow in a decade
By Aaron Blake - 01/06/10 06:00 AM ET
A 2009 spending spree has left the Republican National Committee (RNC) with its worst election-year cash flow this decade.

The largest GOP party committee has $8.7 million in the bank heading into an election year with 37 governors’ races, a dozen major Senate contests, dozens more in the House and an all-important redistricting cycle on the horizon

Said one RNC official: “It is very troubling, and the thing is, most people don’t understand this. But it is really troubling.”


The RNC had $22.8 million in cash and no debt when Michael Steele was elected chairman at the end of January, but has since seen its cash on hand drop to less than $9 million at the end of November.

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http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign...ow-in-a-decade

[Rigs11]

Pony up rightards. your party needs you.

[L.A. BRONCOS FAN]

Originally Posted by Rigs11

The GOP spends like a drunken sailor and we are supposed to trust you with the economy?

Worst RNC cash flow in a decade
By Aaron Blake - 01/06/10 06:00 AM ET
A 2009 spending spree has left the Republican National Committee (RNC) with its worst election-year cash flow this decade.

The largest GOP party committee has $8.7 million in the bank heading into an election year with 37 governors’ races, a dozen major Senate contests, dozens more in the House and an all-important redistricting cycle on the horizon

Said one RNC official: “It is very troubling, and the thing is, most people don’t understand this. But it is really troubling.”


The RNC had $22.8 million in cash and no debt when Michael Steele was elected chairman at the end of January, but has since seen its cash on hand drop to less than $9 million at the end of November.

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http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign...ow-in-a-decade

This is, after all, the same party that left America in hock to the Chinese and the Saudis for untold generations to come and whose last *president borrowed more money (to give to his super-wealthy friends) from foreign lenders than all previous American presidents combined.