So if Biden can do so well after being outspent

[Dem4Life1102]

have few or no field offices in most of these states, how well can he do in November with a full funded campaign behind him?

[budkin]

1. It's going to take everything to beat Trump

Trump has several billion in his war chest it seems. The rich aren't giving back those tax cuts without a fight.

[PubliusEnigma]

2. Buckle up, kids!

[TwilightZone]

3. Bloomberg

If he really wants to get rid of Trump, time to get out and continue hammering on Trump.

I know people hate the guy, and I'm not too fond of him myself, but he could be a key factor in the race from the sidelines.

[elleng]

5. Yes, he'll do it, he said he would,

and we need his $.

[TwilightZone]

7. Agreed on both counts.

[onetexan]

13. agree, and other big donors will follow suit as they usually do once it becomes clear whose gonna

carry our torch. Alot of Hollywood $ will be supporting the nominee as well.

[squirecam]

6. Yep

Nt

[msongs]

4. last night we were informed that the guy with no ads or ground game was DOA lol nt

[Docreed2003]

9. 'Member back to Saturday night? Some were saying to laugh it up

Because Tuesday was going to be a bad day for Joe..

That didn't turn out quite like some thought!

[DrToast]

8. Field offices are overrated

They matter, but just not as much anymore.

[R B Garr]

10. Thanks, I was going to start a thread about this. The Big Money campaigns of Sanders and

Bloomberg couldn't hold off an underfunded Biden campaign. Imagine what Biden could have done with a level playing field.

Not to mention, doesn't Sanders have some FEC questions to answer??

[frazzled]

11. A big heart seems to go further than big money

And that is heartening. But I have a feeling the coffers will start filling soon. More staffing and ads are needed.

[mcar]

12. CNN saying he never even went to Minnesota

Obviously, Klobuchar's team helped, but she just dropped out last night.