WASHINGTON - Bernie Sanders said, "I hate asking people for money" --- and then asked for money. Joe Biden's campaign warned that President Donald Trump would "feel like he won" if a fundraising goal wasn't reached. And Beto O'Rourke offered to "try to text you" in exchange for $5. In the days and hours before Monday's third-quarter fundraising deadline, Democratic White House hopefuls were pleading for campaign cash, making appeals on social media and collectively blasting out more than 80 emails asking supporters to "chip in" $5, $10 or $50. With the Iowa caucuses approaching in February, there's a growing sense of urgency as the primar...
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