Clinton Campaign Purchased List From Vilsack on June 8

The Clinton campaign decided recently they needed to make an impact in Iowa, where they were languishing in polls in comparison to the rest of the country, and recent filings have helped shed light on the timeline for that decision. On June 18, they announced that Bill would campaign with Hillary over July 4 in Iowa, but now there’s an indication the push began internally even earlier.

On March 7, shortly after Vilsack folded his campaign, the Clinton campaign purchased office equipment for $3,100.

And then on June 8, the Clinton campaign purchased a list (presumably of supporters) from the Vilsack campaign for $20,000. If this was something that the Clinton campaign wanted earlier, they seemingly could easily have purchased it earlier (as they did with the furniture). The circumstantial evidence seems to point to the Clinton campaign deciding in early June to make a big push in Iowa, and it was beyond just having Pres. Clinton on the trail.