Jack Oliver on '16: Republican Needs $100 Million in '15

The transcript discusses the fundraising landscape for the 2016 election, comparing past efforts by Obama and Bush. It explores strategies for Republican candidates, emphasizing the importance of early fundraising and the potential role of super PACs. The discussion highlights the need for effective internet fundraising techniques, leveraging social media and direct communication with voters.

How did the political fundraising landscape change from the 2000 cycle to the 2016 cycle?

What factors contributed to President Obama's significant fundraising compared to President Bush?

How can candidates leverage their personal brand to enhance fundraising efforts?

What challenges do Republican candidates face in fundraising compared to their Democratic counterparts?

What are the key strategies for a Republican candidate to effectively raise funds in the current political climate?

Discuss the importance of building a communication channel with voters outside traditional news networks.

What role does social media play in modern political fundraising?