2016: An expensive proposition [AUDIO]
If you want to successfully run for president, you need money, a lot of it.
On the Democratic side, donors appear firmly lined up behind Hillary Clinton, should she decide to run.
However, the Republican camp has a bit of cloudier picture.
Gov. Chris Christie continues to deal with the fallout from Bridgegate, while Jeb Bush remains non-committal.
The uncertainty has led many GOP heavy hitters to stay on the sidelines for now.
If Christie should run, though, he is well-positioned from a fundraising standpoint. That's because with his role as head of the Republican Governor's Association, he is logging many hours with the money people who could fund a potential White House run.
Christie is back on the road today, appearing at a Washington D.C. conference, followed by fundraising events in New Hampshire.
For look back at the week that was, check out our 'Political Bytes Week in Review.'