News from John Spencer for US Senate.
We released our fundraising figures for the period ending December 31, 2005, earlier this week, and we've reached the million-dollar mark!
Spencer spokesman Christian Winthrop said, "We are pleased with the increased pace of our fundraising as our campaign gains momentum. In January, our campaign raised another $315,000 allowing us to meet our internal goal of one million dollars raised, while adding 13,000 donors to our house file for a total of 30,000 donors."
The totals are as follows:
Year to Date: $689,402.81
Total Raised in the Fourth Quarter: $571,015.81
Cash on Hand: $243,845.33
Donors: 16,553
Average donation: $41.65
Thanks for all your support!
Senator Clinton Wrong for Opposing Alito
Despite the opposition of the Senate Democrats, Judge Samuel Alito was sworn in as the nation's 110th Supreme Court justice Tuesday after being confirmed by the Senate by a vote of 58-42.
Senator Clinton was one of those opposing his nomination, and John Spencer criticized her for her stance late last week:
"Predictably Senator Clinton has prejudged this qualified nominee to curry favor with radical left wing attack groups such as MoveOn.org. Senator Clinton is applying a litmus test on a single issue with a standard she can't be sure of – what about all her supposedly centrist quotes on abortion? It is clear that once again Senator Clinton is putting presidential politics before principles. Once again Senator Clinton has exposed herself as a phony."
Everybody's Beatable
In a recent interview, John was asked if Senator Clinton can be defeated in the November election.
He said, "Everybody's beatable," and he has proven that he is the one to do it.
He pointed out that President George H.W. Bush was the most popular president in U.S. history in 1991, one year before losing his bid for re-election "ironically, to Mrs. Clinton's husband."
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