Outside Groups Spend $250,000 This Week Hillary In Potomac Primaries

Washington Post's The Trail:

Outside players, especially labor unions looking to help Sen. Hillary Clinton, poured more money into the presidential contest this past week.

The independent spending, laid out in reports filed with the Federal Election Commission, show that the American Federation of State, County and Municipal workers spent more than $154,000 trying to deliver a surge of support for Clinton in Maryland. The union paid for phone calls aimed at getting Clinton supporters out to vote, and for mailers supporting her candidacy. The American Federation of Teachers also pushed Clinton's bid, with $79,800 worth of radio ads.

Read the whole story: Washington Post's The Trail

Comments

[HGalal]

Good money, after bad money...
Good money, after a bad candidate...

[Zhonni]

Good for her, she needs it. However, I think it would all be for nought as she will lose anyways.

[AnninCA]

Of course, it's predominately AA.

But every delegate counts. She does well in many parts of these caucus states, too, and picks up some delegates here and there.

[Zhonni]

You talking to me?

What is it about AA again?

Do you see AA in my comment?

[AnninCA]

Good going, Hill!