WaPo:

While Bush’s campaign was running out of cash, his allied super PAC still had ample resources. Right to Rise USA raised just under $179,000 in February but still ended the month with $16 million left of its $119 million haul, according to the group’s latest FEC report. Bush and his advisers had initially believed that having a well-stocked super PAC would be one of his greatest assets. He spent the first half of last year raising large sums for Right to Rise, all while maintaining that he had not yet decided whether to jump in the race. But the super PAC’s wealth could not overcome the lack of enthusiasm in the GOP base for the former governor.

In all, since beginning his run last year, the former governor put nearly $800,000 of his personal funds into his White House bid, raising $35 million in total. He ended February with $465,000 in the bank but $452,000 in debt. Among those still owed money was U.S. Safety & Security ($56,021), ATX Air Services ($23,821) and IT consultant Yuma Services ($13,341).