Clearly a contender with that kind of early cash...
(Reuters)
– Less than a week after announcing his 2016 campaign for president,
Republican Senator Marco Rubio of Florida doesn’t need to worry about
money.
It’s as good as in the bank.
“Marco Rubio will have the resources necessary to run a first-class
campaign, that’s already been determined,” said billionaire Florida auto
dealer Norman Braman, a former Jeb Bush supporter who is now one of
Rubio’s highest-silhouette donors.
Annandale Capital founder George Seay, who is hosting a Rubio
fundraiser with the moneyed Dallas elite at his 7,000-square-foot,
seven-bath home on Tuesday, said: “Marco has had zero trouble raising
money.”
At least seven other Rubio mega donors say their candidate has
already received monetary commitments in excess of the $40 million he
will likely need to battle through a presidential primary season that
will feature a crowd of seasoned Republican candidates with strong
financial backing.
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