Josh Stein has decided to spill the beans first.
The Democratic candidate for state Senate District 16 released his fundraising numbers for the final quarter of 2007 this morning.
Stein said that he raised more than $133,000 from more than 400 contributors.
Some of his donors include former House Majority Leader Phil Baddour, Democratic pollster Dean Debnam, former Senate candidate D.G. Martin and Capitol Broadcasting head Jim Goodmon.
"We are energized by this influx of support and by the great response Josh is getting as he meets with voters, sharing concerns and identifying progressive solutions," said campaign spokesman Jason Sulham in a statement.
No word yet from Stein's primary opponent, Jack Nichols.
Note to Stein: Here's a mnemonic: Capitol and Goodmon both are spelled with an "o."




Re: This is an unfair and badly done joke, right?
After you calm the hell down and go back and LISTEN you will hear that Jack says "I would absolutely oppose any effort to amend the constitution in repect to this. I would also oppose any legislation on it." Then you hear Stein (no we don't support him either-neutral) say just the opposite. I admit that he does say the laws are unfair and even suggests that the laws need to be amended to address this lack of fairness. However he also states the he opposes the changes. Changes to unfair law is one of the things he would be asked to do if we send him forward. Laws don't get amended by osmosis. If he believes they are unfair but opposes any changes, he needs to move, follow or get out of the way. If you believe in shooting the messenger, first get the message right.
The facts are posted now. http://trianglopic-trianglopic.blogspot.com/2008/02/trianglopic.html