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In the crowded field of Democrats running for president in 2020, releasing early fundraising numbers has been a way for candidates to demonstrate how much support they have — and how serious a challenge they might pose to their opponents.
But Beto O’Rourke, who launched his presidential campaign with a glamorous Vanity Fair cover and photographs by Annie Leibovitz, told reporters today that he was choosing not to release his fundraising figures.
.@mviser: You alluded to the financial hurdles of this–can you release any of your fundraising figures over the last 48 hours?
O’Rourke: I can’t right now.
Q: You could–
O’Rourke: You’re right, I could. Let me answer the question even better: I choose not to. pic.twitter.com/PMuYF1qyFu
51 women and girls are suing the U. S. Olympic Committee, its officers, directors and national governing board for failing to prevent sexual abuse by former coaches and national team doctor Dr. Larry Nassar, the Denver Post reported.
51 women, girls sue U.S. Olympics Committee in federal court in #Colorado for failing to stop sexual abuse by Larry Nassar https://t.co/vepGe4OVq0
