LIstening To C. Hayes, I Realize BS Suspended, Not Ended His Campaign

[Me.]

so what's the deal here?

[drray23]

1. that's usually how its done.

you suspend because you still need the campaign as a business entity to wind down. For example, pay outstanding bills, produce reports for the FEC, etc..

[Me.]

3. Thanks Makes SEnse

apparently I don't trust any of them anymore

[SheltieLover]

2. I think that's normal

I believe the others also suspended. Not sure why.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

4. If you suspend it means you can keep the money

and use it for a later campaign.

[Me.]

11. You Mean For His Senate Campaign In 2024

when he is 82?

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

14. Yes. He could still be around.

And he wouldn't be the oldest one, either. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_longest-living_United_States_senators

[FloridaBlues]

5. He wants leverage at the convention just like 2016 but different times now Sanders

Don't think disruptions will work this time.

[Me.]

7. Well If He's Cointing On Gaining Additional Leverage

he can forget it, only the die-hard will vote for a lost cause

[FloridaBlues]

8. I agree!

[MiniMe]

6. I think everybody who is out has "suspended" their campaigns

It is the terminology they use.

[SiliconValley_Dem]

9. All previous also suspended. I think it has to do with finances

And they need to pay vendors, staff, etc before ACTUALLY ending it.

[Cha]

10. I wondered about that word, too..

Thanks, Me.. and I know exactly why you're apprehensive.

[Me.]

13. ...

[Kaleva]

12. If you suspend your campaign, you can still raise money to pay off campaign debts.

[UCmeNdc]

15. You suspend your campaign as a final official action to pay off debts, etc.