By John Wagner, Sep 17, 2015 Washington Post
The publication of the research by Correct the Record, a pro-Clinton group, prompted a fundraising solicitation Tuesday by Sanders that said he had been “pretty viciously” attacked and asked supporters for $3 contributions to “send a powerful message that we had have had ENOUGH of the billionaire class buying elections.”
The burst of money Sanders received online was unprecedented, according to a statement Thursday by Erin Hill, executive director of ActBlue, an online fundraising service used by Sanders and scores of Democrats.
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