Yes, we can.

[innerSpaceman]

Well, maybe she won't give him the king of support he's expecting, but she DID give him the $500,000 in fund-raising she promised. How is it remotely ok for him to break his part of that deal?

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by innerSpaceman

Well, maybe she won't give him the king of support he's expecting, but she DID give him the $500,000 in fund-raising she promised. How is it remotely ok for him to break his part of that deal?

A deal is a deal. I know nothing about this deal (still no links) but if they made a deal, both need to stick to it.

[Alex]

Originally Posted by innerSpaceman

Well, maybe she won't give him the king of support he's expecting, but she DID give him the $500,000 in fund-raising she promised. How is it remotely ok for him to break his part of that deal?

I'm not able to find anything on the amount of fundraising he promised her. Would you be able to point me to anything discussing it?

I believe the point is that if nobody wants to donate to Clinton there isn't exactly much he can do about it short of taking money out of his campaign and giving it to her.

And you have to admit that it must be a hard sell: Please give money to this person you didn't support in the first place, money that won't go to anything advancing your political agenda, so that she can pay back the people who worked for her.

But I have no idea what was promised and what efforts, if any, he made to generate money for her.