So what's holding Huckabee back on a national level? Let these two graphics from the homepages of Huckabee and Ron Paul:
-Huckabee-
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiwPNv0ulqDxmr6ny4k-nAYnk-3k0Y2LLrMdsd9sHD4cywzANvgHTu95d5w-T3_ysKPk2KiQORkmmI-UiL33mEA73S15of201C4NmLgJz36h3Rwk_xkG9MDwU9VlpUSWZIqBzNR83aDhls/s400/Huck$.jpg)
-Ron Paul-
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi2s79LpPhLdAinOux_sX5PvZPFBY-t1j7WU_oHFeuTsrYMXwV09A9IZ-tHTpHAoeIe82b9ozLMGuRB3juhNAWFqLwfhujkAFJWK9nTwKGG3Ayonm6VgDtWFzvG7h389rLdbqW9Ec0eATM/s400/Paul$.jpg)
Yeah, that's right. Ron Paul is looking to raise $4 million before the end of the month. Huckabee on the other hand is looking for only $200,000.
Since starting this post a little over 20 minutes ago, the Paul campaign has brought in an additional $2,000 versus Huckabee's $300.
Regardless, these two guys have spent a combined $4 million on their campaigns--can Mitt Romney, Clinton, or Obama say they've done so much with the money they've spent as Huckabee and Paul have done for elevating political discourse in this country?
I think not.
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