Kerrigannn

That seems a little odd to me - just being more favourable means more donations (probably) and therefore a better chance of winning, no? It seems a bit like pay-to-play games where people who have the money will do better simply because they can afford it.

But hey, I have very very little US political knowledge so I should be quiet :)

I'm from the UK, so could you briefly explain "campaign donations" please? And why aren't these things stopped once the person stops running?

Ah, I see! So, instead of diverting the remaining donations to a charity or back to whoever donated them, they're spending them on themselves?

Have your parents ever had a full-blown argument? If so, what was it like?

/u/Issus_swe don't listen to this circlejerk. They're clearly a troll with nothing better to do. Anyone with an iota of intelligence will know that cancer isn't airborne.