Benefiting the most are not High Frequency voters. Thats huge. Their benefit is needed, i think. Thanks for joining us tonight. Thats all in for this evening. Make sure to stick around because its veep night on msnbc. Rachel maddow has an exclusive interview with tim kaine and mike pence will join brian williams. That is true. Almost a little weird, but thank you for the preview. It is, in fact, Vice President day here on msnbc. Vice president or would be Vice President day. Chris matthews this afternoon had an interview with our current Vice President of the united states, joe biden. Joe biden is now into a third day of explaining what he meant when he said he wishes he was in high school and he could take donald trump out behind the gym because he wants to get in a fight with him, basically. Donald trump today responded that he, too, would kind of like to go get in a fight with joe
in terms of Clinton Kaine, theyve already outraised trump 21, the New York Times projection as to who i
in terms of clinton/kaine, they ve already outraised trump 2-1, the new york times projection as to who is likely to win puts hillary clinton at a 93% chance of winning the presidential election. you might think just in terms of the fund-raising pace, they could afford to ease up a little bit, right? and they might have done that if the fund-raiser were just for them but they re not just running clinton for president and kaine for vice president. they don t want to just win the white house. they want democrats to win governorships and control of congress or to get as close as they can. they obviously want democrats to get control of the senate. for the clinton/kaine campaign, it is pedal to the metal from now till the end.
jeb bush, who at one point was the clear favorite to win the gop presidential nomination, is sitting at just 7% support in national polls behind three candidates who have never held public office as well as marco rubio, who was once bush s protege. it was not supposed to be this way. bush s big advantage coming into this race, the reason that so many tapped him as the eventual nominee, was money. bush, of course, had access to a famous fund-raising network that would allow him to raise a huge amount for his campaign, which the theory went he could then use to bury his competition. and today was the day the campaigns had to release their third quarter fund-raising numbers. we learned bush raised 13.4 million in new donations for his presidential bid. that sounds pretty good. until you consider that bernie sanders, a self-described democratic socialist, raised twice that much in the third quarter and he s far from the only candidate to raise bush. whose fund-raising pace has slowed amids
jeb bush, who at one point was the clear favorite to win the gop presidential nomination, is sitting at just 7% support in national polls behind three candidates who have never held public office as well as marco rubio, who was once bush s protege. it was not supposed to be this way. bush s big advantage coming into this race, the reason that so many tapped him as the eventual nominee, was money. bush, of course, had access to a famous fund-raising network that would allow him to raise a huge amount for his campaign, which the theory went he could then use to bury his competition. and today was the day the campaigns had to release their third quarter fund-raising numbers. we learned bush raised 13.4 million in new donations for his presidential bid. that sounds pretty good. until you consider that bernie sanders, a self-described democratic socialist, raised twice that much in the third quarter and he s far from the only candidate to raise bush. whose fund-raising pace has slowed amids
the gop presidential nomination, is sitting at just 7% support in national polls behind three candidates who have never held public office as well as marco rubio, who was once bush s protege. it was not supposed to be this way. bush s big advantage coming into this race, the reason that so many tapped him as the eventual nominee, was money. bush, of course, had access to a famous fund-raising network that would allow him to raise a huge amount for his campaign, which the theory went he could then use to bury his competition. and today was the day the campaigns had to release their third quarter fund-raising numbers. we learned bush raised 13.4 million in new donations for his presidential bid. that sounds pretty good. until you consider that bernie sanders, a self-described democratic socialist, raised twice that much in the third quarter and he s far from the only candidate to raise bush. whose fund-raising pace has slowed amidst concerns over his faltering candidacy. with about $10 m