Help me with this dilema...

[bif]

I got a call in January from the Howard Dean camp and agreed to donate $25. Now that he's dropped out of the race I was thinking of blowing him off. They sent me a notice recently reminding me that I still haven't paid. My question is, should I send him the money?

[Shoedogg]

1. If at all possible, I would.

Barring just not having the cash, I'd still send it.

Most likely, he still has bills to pay.
You did *promise.*
I'm sure they budgeted using calculations from expected/pledged donations.

Edit: typo

[bif]

3. That's what AI was thinking.

Plus Howard is big on balancing the budget. And if he owes folks money, he's determined to pay them.

[MurikanDemocrat]

2. Yes. Every campaign, even after it's over, still has bills to pay.

You committed to send $25, so you should ante up.

[rock]

4. You didn't really have to ask

Did you.

[Onlooker]

5. Yes, send him the money

Dean is still going to play a role in the election by trying to motivate his supporters to get out and vote. Money to Dean's campaign is still a means of supporting a more progressive Democratic Party.

[Bertha Venation]

6. Yes, you should, IMO.

Since you asked, I suggest you keep your word. They're just trying to pay off their campaign debt, which is less than one million dollars.

John Glenn still owes over $2M for his failed presidential run. When was that -- '80? '84?!

[La Lioness Priyanka]

7. yes

he may have already paid for something cos you promised him the money..so now hes 25 short

[Kamika]

8. Yes ofcourse

You said you'd do it