So, should Obama pay Clinton's campaign debt?
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I think not NO! - the Clintons have generated 109 million dollars in income since leaving the White House in 2001.
They run to win but lost!
If they won would they be askin' Obama to pay ther debt - NO!
So why should they now they have lost?
I Say NO.
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I'd like to listen in to a conversation between Hillary and Obama on this subject. Should he pay her debt? I could understand if he
doesn't. She ran up that big debt trying to defeat him.
Since so much money was contributed to the Democratic Party and the unity of the party needs to be maintained, the key role players in the election should be refunded as much as possible by the party not Obama; and this fact should be made clear. And render to Obama that which is his and unto the Democrat Party render that which is its.
I say yes... Republican.
I think so, I don't know about the legal rules that govern this sort of thing, but I think he should at least make a real attempt to help her to pay it off. If he does not, then it may poison their relationship, and he is going to need all of the political heavy-hitters he can get on his side.
Why? I think they are all responsible for each other's campaign success or debts.
Hmmm... I think the same should be said for any of these major companies that keep getting money (bailout). For Ford, GMC and Chrysler to get the help they are getting... it's repulsive.
If I struggle financially... I STRUGGLE. There's nobody around to bail me out! My husband and I are responsible for each other and our two children. Sink or swim - it's up to us!
he will pass it on to the american people, i bet but nobody will ever hear about it ..he been ducking the subject for over a month after hillary busted her butt for him
yes, with coupons from the sunday paper and if they don't like it tough
No freebies, Obama would never just give away money
what do you mean... "should"?
They are in the same party?and Clinton helped him?
No - you pays your money - you takes your chances.
He did didn't he, it has been paid.