Social conservative Upstate, S.C. businessman Richard Cash reported raising $76,000 for his U.S. SenYou must Subscribe or log in to read the rest of this content.
To put this in perspective a well-know bbq merchant from the upstate was broke. He wrote 60 letters asking for $1000 each to open himself a restaurant. At the time he was 300 pounds overweight and selling his sandwiches from a roadside picnic table. By his own account he received nearly $30,000. He did not promise to change the world, the country or give away a rifle. He just wanted to get to work.
The amount of money is not all that matters. I hope this election will prove that one’s voting record and political stance matters more than his bank account.
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To put this in perspective a well-know bbq merchant from the upstate was broke. He wrote 60 letters asking for $1000 each to open himself a restaurant. At the time he was 300 pounds overweight and selling his sandwiches from a roadside picnic table. By his own account he received nearly $30,000. He did not promise to change the world, the country or give away a rifle. He just wanted to get to work.
$102K – pathetic.
one dollar, one vote.
$76,000 is Dick Money
The amount of money is not all that matters. I hope this election will prove that one’s voting record and political stance matters more than his bank account.
I agree. Not so Bright is broke both personally and in his campaign. He owes more than $1.4 million big ones to 30 creditors. Unelectable.