Washington Post has reviewed the campaign spending of the presidential candidates. The first major spending reports of the 2012 presidential campaign demonstrate styles and priorities of each:
Mitt Romney is big into political consultants and security guards, underscoring the establishment nature of his campaign.
Newt Gingrich is so fond of the Internet and luxury jets that he got himself $1 million in hock.
President Obama has devoted about a third of his $14 million in early expenditures to fundraising.
The campaign of Rep. Ron Paul (R-Tex.) has a hankering for burgers, barbecue and farmers markets.
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