Clinton Campaign $20 Million In Debt

Clinton Campaign $20 Million In Debt

Submitted by politicalWinters on Mon, 05/12/2008 - 12:11pm.

  Facing a mountain of debt, Hillary Clinton and her key advisors are continuing to forge ahead, according to The Washington Post.

  Quote: Clinton aides continued to insist that she will remain in the race even while confirming that she is $20 million in debt. "The voters are going to decide this," senior adviser Howard Wolfson said on "Fox News Sunday," acknowledging the $20 million figure. "There is no reason for her not to continue this process." Wolfson said he has seen "no evidence of her interest" in pursuing the second-place spot on the Democratic ticket, contrary to rumors that she is staying in the race to leverage a bid for the vice presidential nomination.

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