Some donors also expressed concern about a widening money imbalance between Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton Obamaa fund-raisers say he is taking in roughly $1 million a day, while Clinton fund-raisers say she is taking in about half of that, mostly online.
Because no matter what accidents happen, what brain injuries occur, careers sputter, asses widen, money eludes or disappointments pile up, that person is the one you want to endure with.
Its real masters are not UEFA, not the 51 national associations that are its members, not the national leagues nor yet the mass of clubs, but a few rich clubs; and the gap between these and the rest is widening, as money buys the best players, which brings success and more money.
In 2012, the minimum spend rule was abolished but much of universities' widening participation money is still spent on bursaries.
But the gulf between the Premier League and the mere mortals of the Nationwide League is getting greater and greater".The reason for the widening gap is money.
"We're going to spend a pile of money widening the sidewalks a little bit and narrowing the streets a little bit," Mr. Haikalis said of city plans to ease pedlock — pedestrian congestion — in Times Square.
The relatively small segment of the population with the qualifications to compete -- in the 1920s, a high school diploma; in today's economy, a college degree -- earned more money, widening the wealth gap.
This only reduces the projected growth rate, widens the projected deficit, spooks money markets, and increases the interest costs Spain has to pay to finance its debt.
And Scott Harshbarger, president of Common Cause, the nonpartisan group that advocates tightening the campaign finance system, said, "For the Democrats to claim that terrorist attacks somehow justify widening the soft-money loophole is simply not credible".
As for post 9/11 Democrats, their national committee used the crisis to call for widening the soft-money loophole in our election laws.
