From AP:
Republican Senate candidate Roy Blunt is getting some help from a potential presidential candidate.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty came to Missouri on Friday night (2-26) as the keynote speaker for the Republicans' annual Lincoln Days conference.
While in the St. Louis area, Pawlenty hosted a fundraiser for Blunt and publicly praised the southwest Missouri congressman's Senate campaign.
Pawlenty is considering a presidential run in 2012 and is making stops at similar Republican events across the country.
In Missouri, he criticized the Democratic-led Congress and President Barack Obama for running up the nation's debt with "massive" and "ridiculous" spending.
He also accused Obama of weakening the U.S. by taking an appeasement approach on international policy.
Friday, February 26, 2010
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Tuesday, February 02, 2010
Wisdom announces fundraising totals
From his press release:
The Wisdom for Congress Committee is pleased to release its most recent fund raising and expenditure totals reported to the Federal Election Commission.
As of December 31, 2009, the Wisdom for Congress Campaign has recorded the following:
Contributions: $5,407.45
Expenditures: $4,800.96
Cash-on-Hand: $606.49
Candidate Self-Financing: $3,119.58
The Wisdom for Congress Committee is proud of its balanced and conservative approach to fund raising and expenditures during the current election cycle. According to FEC records, Jeff Wisdom was the only candidate to report self-financing. The campaign has accepted no Political Action Committee contributions.
He plans to file officially as a candidate seeking the Republican nomination for Congress in Missouri’s Seventh District on February 23, 2010, the first day any candidate may legally file.
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