In 2008, The NRA gave $662,982 to Republicans in the House and $156,150 in the Senate which comes to a total of $819,132. The NRA also spent $4,129,788 for the Republican party via independent expenditures (ads made without the approval or knowledge of the candidate) and communication costs (internal political messages aimed at members of an organization or union or possibly even company executives).
It would be surprising if they gave him even a dime, since the NRA has vehemently opposed Mr. Obama since day one. Two things should be noted: individual NRA members may have supported him and donated to him, but you asked about the national organization, which generally aligns with Republican candidates. Also, many of the negative statements about Mr. Obama made by officials of the NRA are demonstrably false, but the organization continues to promote these assertions.
Yes, $15,000.
he gave it to me bacause i was apopted
yes 1.9 million
Campiagn finance reform is when corporations give the one of the presidents money for their campaign. If the president that the corporation gave money to wins the campaign then the president will treat that corporation better and special.
There is no evidence to suggest that the SEIU (Service Employees International Union) gave $28 million to Obama's political campaign. While the SEIU did support and endorse Obama during his campaigns, the amount they contributed was not disclosed publicly or widely reported.
they give money to a campaign
Obama believes environmental issues are good excuses for massive, crippling taxes & for taking money from people who work hard to earn it, & give it to people who give HIM money or power by voting for him.
The president's website has instructions on how to contribute, as well as how to get involved in the campaign. (The same is true for nearly all political candidates: their website will give you information about how to donate or how to volunteer
All politicians campaign-- "to campaign" means to go out and try to persuade people to vote for you. Barack Obama has had to campaign since he first ran for office in 1996. He had to give speeches and attend events in various cities so that he could meet potential voters and answer their questions. Even when he ran for president the second time, he still had to campaign, to go from city to city, talking to voters and making sure they were going to vote for him. When politicians campaign, they discuss their views on certain issues, and promise voters that these issues will get lots of attention once the politician is elected. And as part of campaigning, politicians will often say negative things about their opponents, to show the voters which candidate is the best for them to choose. Barack Obama has campaigned against John McCain in 2008 and Mitt Romney in 2012. But since Mr. Obama can only serve two terms, he will not campaign for himself again. However, he may go out and campaign for another Democratic politician, to help him or her get elected.
No, haven't heard him say anything like that.
Candidates can receive money from individuals who would like to donate to their campaign, but there's a limit on how much they can give. Of course, in today's corrupt society, the person with the big bucks can give the money to a friend and have the friend donate the money, thus bypassing the limiting rule for campaign donations. Usually, the candidates already have money, which is why we only see wealthy bureaucrats dominating the political field. You have to have money to make money essentially.
Take every ones money and give it to illegal Mexicans.