final 1st quarter fundraising predictions from The Hotline

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Word is that Edwards has over $14M. $1M of that is for the general election.

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Another update: The Hotline now says McCain raised just $12.5 million for the first quarter--a bit less than Giuliani and only about half as much as Romney raised:

http://hotlineblog.nationaljournal.com/archives/2007/04/mccains_stateme.html

Hey, he had more donors than Hillary.

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The Obama campaign is being coy. Has everyone else's numbers been released?

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At least Mitt Romney can point to some sort of accomplishments during his tenure as governor

Must be why his approval ratings back in MA are so sky-high.

Completely irrelevent.  Republicans only need to point out the fact that he cut taxes, contrast that to the Democratic frontrunners with no known accomplishments of any kind (except maybe if you want to consider voting to authorize President Bush to go to war with Iraq as an "accomplishment"), and bingo, you get yourself a strong GOP candidate in the general election.

The turning points in this whole campaign were 2 key important dates: October 12, 2006 and December 16, 2006, the days Mark Warner and Evan Bayh exited the race.  The rest is a foregone conclusion: for those of you actually believe Hillary, Obama, or Edwards are going to become the 44th President of the United States are delusional

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