Now there have been some hobbyist who find it comical to poke fun at Hillary's low crowd rallies in comparison to Trump's much larger number. In another thread I posted many links showing that having large rallies is no indication of voter turnout or success as Romney in 2012 drew rallies of 30,000 yet he lost big to Obama both in popular votes and the electoral college.
However, what is amazing is the amount of money Hillary has raised:http://www.cnn.com/2016/10/25/politi...016/index.html
The money she has raised has even beat the records set by Obama in 2008:
Hillary Clinton will headline her 371st -- and final -- fundraiser of the campaign Tuesday in Miami, according to a Clinton aide.
In total, Clinton's events will have raised more than $330 million, according to CNN's estimate based on ticket prices and attendance figures provided by the campaign.
Her time on the fundraising trail has paid off: Clinton has smashed records set by Barack Obama in 2008.
September marked Clinton's best month for fundraising, with more than $154 million raised for her campaign and associated Democratic groups. Those same groups raised $143 million in August.
When you compare Clinton's fundraising to Trump's it's not even close: Hillary Clinton and her allies have raised money from donors small and large, pursuing an all-of-the-above strategy to fund her bid to win the White House. Donald Trump’s unconventional campaign has relied on small dollar donors, a few big contributors, as well as the billionaire’s own deep pockets and star power. Here’s where they stand, according to the latest official tallies from the Federal Election Commission.
Just look at the figures- and let me remind you the money accounted for is from both small and large donors:
Hillary to Date has raised $766.6M compare to Trump's $392.1M
http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/gr...n-fundraising/
So here's a question for you guys to ponder. While many of you are bragging about Trump's huge rallies- the numbers clearly show those people aren't donating to Trump's campaign they are merely people taking the day off from work to be at an event.
What would a Presidential candidate rather have 10,000 people show up at a rally and they contribute about 25k in donations or have 1000 people show up and they pledge 100K to the campaign?