fund managers that want to receive the type how much do you need? what number are you looking at? i don t have a number. no numbers occurred to me. we like to see the game on the outside, so to speak, the game between the super pacs more level than it is. toe to toe even? well, i don t anticipate that we ll get there. we are putting some restrictions on what the people for the president may attend some of these events. they won t go to events where federal lobbyists are. we re restricting a bit what we do on the super pac side. the other side is not. i don t believe that we think we ll be evening. okay. while you re here, theology santorum s press.
game in terms to of the air wars between the candidates, at least on the super pac side. february is going to be a whole lot better for him, he will win a string of states he won last time around, places like michigan and alabama where he has an in-built advantage. that will help him out, he can go the long run. the problem is, as hillary clinton found, once you have started out as the inevitable candidate and inhe have vity tab budget goes, you can never get it back, so, you always look like you have been weakened to the point where maybe there is no return. richard, let push that you on a minute, you are saying he can lose florida and still win the nomination? drag on flew february, recover a lot through february, win four, five, six states because of his in-belt advantage, because of his name recognition, because of the kind of voters will are there so you are really looking for a month of dragging things out and then see where newt is by the time we get to super tuesday.
about and may never know about. you ve heard that karl rove s group is split into two parts, right? one s called crossroads gps. you can give crossroads gps as much money as you want and the gps group will keep your name a secret. they can spend your secret anonymous money on issue ads but not on ads about candidates. the other side of the karl rove group is just called american crossroads, no gps. this part has to list its donors names in some publicly available reports. but in exchange for that disclosure they can spend unlimited money for and against particular named candidates. so not just issue ads but candidate ads. can you tell the difference between an issue ad and a candidate ad? usually, you can t really tell the difference. but that s the split. that s the big noble split between the gps side, which is a 501c-4 and the super pac side, which is the non-gps american crossroads thing. that is the grave ethical distinction that made karl rove start two different multimillion-do
who we know about who are the biggest problem. no, the even bigger problem is with all the guys we do not know about and may never know about. you ve heard that karl rove s group is split into two parts, right? one s called crossroads gps. you can give crossroads gps as much money as you want and the gps group will keep your name a secret. they can spend your secret anonymous money on issue ads but not on ads about candidates. the other side of the karl rove group is just called american crossroads, no gps. this part has to list its donors names in some publicly available reports. but in exchange for that disclosure they can spend unlimited money for and against particular named candidates. so not just issue ads but candidate ads. can you tell the difference between an issue ad and a candidate ad? usually, you can t really tell the difference. but that s the split. that s the big noble split between the gps side, which is a 501c-4 and the super pac side, which is the non-gps american
biggest problem. no, the even bigger problem is with all the guys we do not know about and may never know about. you ve heard that karl rove s group is split into two parts, right? one s called crossroads gps. you can give crossroads gps as much money as you want and the gps group will keep your name a secret. they can spend your secret anonymous money on issue ads but not on ads about candidates. the other side of the karl rove group is just called american crossroads, no gps. this part has to list its donors names in some publicly available reports. but in exchange for that disclosure they can spend unlimited money for and against particular named candidates. so not just issue ads but candidate ads. can you tell the difference between an issue ad and a candidate ad? usually, you can t really tell the difference. but that s the split. that s the big noble split between the gps side, which is a 501c-4 and the super pac side, which is the non-gps american