Republicans prove that they're good with
bringing down their debts
bringing down their debts
When it comes to the national committee and the congressional committees, Republicans prove they’re good with bringing down the debt.
According to the Center for Responsive Politics, information from the Federal Election Commission (FEC) shows that as of October 29, 2014, the Republican National Committee, the National Republican Congressional Committee, and the National Republican Senatorial Committee have debts that total $0.
Unlike the Republican national committee and the congressional committees, the Republican National Party didn’t do so well with balancing the books. The party has a total debt of $3,215,663, which is something the party has to work on.
The good news for the Democrats is at least one of their congressional committees is debt free. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has a total debt of $0.
However, the debts that the Democratic Senatorial Committee ($15,233,407), the Democratic National Committee ($2,577,773), and Democratic Party ($19,365,529) hold will take a little longer to bring down to a zero sum balance.
According to the Center for Responsive Politics, information from the Federal Election Commission (FEC) shows that as of October 29, 2014, the Republican National Committee, the National Republican Congressional Committee, and the National Republican Senatorial Committee have debts that total $0.
Unlike the Republican national committee and the congressional committees, the Republican National Party didn’t do so well with balancing the books. The party has a total debt of $3,215,663, which is something the party has to work on.
The good news for the Democrats is at least one of their congressional committees is debt free. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has a total debt of $0.
However, the debts that the Democratic Senatorial Committee ($15,233,407), the Democratic National Committee ($2,577,773), and Democratic Party ($19,365,529) hold will take a little longer to bring down to a zero sum balance.
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