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I live at the other end of unthinkable -- the start, not the finish, of the Boston Marathon.
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Priorities USA Action, a Democratic group working to re-elect President Barack Obama, has asked former President Bill Clinton to help raise money, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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One name is often missing from Bill Burton’s pitch for money to help Democrats keep the presidency in 2012: Barack Obama.
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Former White House spokesman Bill Burton, co-founder of the Priorities USA Action super-political action committee that is devoted to helping re-elect President Barack Obama, said in an interview with Bloomberg Television’s “Political Capital with Al Hunt,” airing this weekend, that the group raised more than $6 million in June, its best month yet.
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Democrats with ties to President Barack Obama are starting two fundraising efforts outside of his official 2012 re-election campaign designed to counter similar Republican groups that have raised millions of dollars.
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Jeffrey Katzenberg, chief executive officer of Dreamworks Animation, donated $2 million to a group founded by former White House aides who are working to help President Barack Obama win a second term.
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Four Democratic political groups, led by former White House and congressional staffers, have raised more than $10 million to support the re-election of President Barack Obama and win back seats in the House and Senate.
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President Barack Obama’s supporters are accustomed to trouncing opponents in every race for campaign cash -- until now.
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Hollywood producer Steve Bing was the biggest donor to two political groups raising money to elect Democrats to Congress and keep President Barack Obama in the White House next year.
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Mike Toomey, Bill Burton and Edward Conard: Each of these men is a close ally of one of the would-be next presidents of the United States. All three insist they have no involvement in their close associates’ campaigns.
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