Money makes the mare (US presidential nomination) go

One cannot argue that money plays a major role in determining the US President. As high funds a contender raises within his/her party, more is the possibility to win the presidential nomination and thus the chance to rule not only the US, but virtually the world by attaining most powerful position in the world. As the third financial or fundraising quarter for the US Presidential nomination campaign enters in the closing and the most crucial phase, money matters (rather speaks) seems to be the catchword of all the contenders chasing the mighty post. Many may agree with Anthony Corrado, a campaign finance expert at Maine’s Colby College, who describes handful of funds the most vital asset – after all important votes – for party nominees in their pursuit to the White House. Cash is king now. They have to start putting it to work. There is going to be a lot of money going out the door of these campaigns in October or November this year. No one can afford to wait. While all the frontrunners would like to consolidate their lead of previous two quarters, on the other hand, other candidates who didn’t perform well in earlier campaigns would certainly try their best to narrow the margin before this third financial quarter will finally come to an end on Sunday.