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"Early money is like yeast" nghĩa là gì?
30 Sep, 2021
"Early money is like yeast, because it helps to raise the dough" -> nghĩa là đầu tư kinh doanh sớm sẽ giúp nhà đầu tư thu lại nhiều lợi nhuận hơn về lâu về dài.
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She’s the new head of EMILY’s List, the powerful fundraising (gây quỹ) PAC that backs abortion-rights candidates. (For the uninitiated, EMILY’s List stands for Early Money Is Like Yeast.) An endorsement (tán thành) from the organization can make or break a campaign — particularly in a Democratic primary.
The newest leader is just the third president of the organization, succeeding (kế nhiệm) Stephanie Schriock, whose tenure (nhiệm kỳ) spanned 11 years. Ellen Malcolm, the founding president who launched the political action committee (PAC) in 1985, coined the name. It’s an acronym for “Early Money Is Like Yeast”— i.e. “it makes the dough rise.”
The number of women on the other side of the aisle -- currently 88 -- has been growing for decades. The first milestone (chiến tích) came in 1985, when there were only 12 Democratic women in the House. That year, the pro-choice mega-fundraiser EMILY's List ("Early Money Is Like Yeast -- it makes the dough rise") was born, and the Democratic Party began a slow but steady transformation.
We can’t wait until deadlines (hạn chót) approach to get to work. Democratic campaigns and causes raised more than $1 billion in the back half of 2020. That money is great, but it would have been better spent six months (or 18 months) earlier. Early money is like yeast, the expression goes—it helps the dough rise.
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