` ::OK, I'll list here what you flagged. Some are not mine. I'll comment later and see if others have individual opinion first.    #Since then similar efforts have been organized for other 2008 presidential candidates.[citation needed] ##Sample comment: This seems to be a fine summary statement, reliably sourced in the article such as by UPI. We can just copy the footnote refs to it.    #The popular usage of ``moneybomb`` to describe a coordinated mass donation drive for a political candidate can be traced to a weekly donation drive, the Ron Paul Money Bomb, which aimed to raise $1 million each week for Ron Paul's presidential campaign.[2][citation needed] (Daily Paul) #Jesse Elder, a New York City jazz pianist,[3][4] registered the new identity ``RonPaulMoneyBomb`` at YouTube;[5][citation needed] (New York Times, All About Jazz, YouTube) #Eric Nordstrom then registered the identical .com domain.[6][citation needed] (Network Solutions) #Supporters of Mike Huckabee organized a moneybomb on November 20 to commemorate International Children's Day, which raised nearly $225,000, well over the pledged amount, bringing Huckabee's monthly total to $1 million as of November 20th.[11][citation needed] (Nov20ForTheChildren) #Supporters of Dennis Kucinich's presidential campaign are also using the term ``moneybomb`` to describe their own major fundraising drive aimed for December 15, 2007, the anniversary of the Bill of Rights coming into effect.[12][citation needed] (News and Policy) #Proposed on November 6 on Daily Kos, the drive has an ultimate goal for 100,000 pledges of $100.[13][citation needed] (December152007) #Kucinich supporters are using viral advertising techniques to promote the drive by putting up YouTube videos and circulating them throughout the web.[citation needed] #Along with generating a significant amount of donations for a political candidate, a moneybomb can also generate significant media interest in a largely unknown candidate.[citation needed] #In addition to the media coverage, the November 5 drive was able to get 21,000 new donors to the campaign, over half of the donors on that day.[18][citation needed] (AP) #While there is no definitive link, after November 5, Ron Paul saw a measurable rise in the polls, showing the potential ability for a moneybomb to improve a candidate's place in a political campaign.[20][21][citation needed] (TransWorldNews, NBC4)`