$20.10 ain't that much.

Just received this fundraising e-mail from the Kasich campaign.

As I've mentioned before, trying to get 2,010 online contributors in one month and 12 months out from the election is a pretty ambitious task, but they just may do it.

Here's your chance to join the team:

I wanted to forward an email Karen Kasich sent me earlier today. She and John are extremely excited about the success of our "2,010 Donations for 2010" campaign. We have seen people from all over Ohio, and the entire nation, join John and the Kasich for Ohio team in wanting to bring a brighter future to Ohio.

We are well on our way to reaching our goal of 2,010 donations by November 30th, and we have you to thank for that. Ohio needs a leader who will bring Ohioans together to develop solutions to our state's most serious problems. There is no doubt that John Kasich is that person.

But we need your help. With just two weeks left in November, we are asking each and every supporter to make a gift of at least $20.10 today. Your help will sustain our momentum and send a strong message about the direction our state needs to go.

Karen and John greatly appreciate your willingness to give the campaign the resources we need to win.

Let's make sure that November 2009 will be our best month to date, and send a message to Ohio, and the nation, that a brighter future is coming!

Thank you for all you do,

Mike Hartley

Deputy Campaign Manager

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From:Karen Kasich
Date: November 19, 2009 9:17:14 AM EST
To: Michael Hartley (info@kasichforohio.com)
CC:
Subject: What a November!

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Mike, I just wanted to let you know how pleased John and I are with how well the campaign has been going in November. The support this movement continues to generate is simply incredible. John and I are so grateful to every member of the Kasich for Ohio Team, and to all of those who have joined our efforts to build common sense solutions. If we all keep up the good work, I know we will bring a new day to Ohio. Thanks, Karen