The Clinton campaign has reported raising about a million dollars a day through the Internet since Sen. In February, the campaign pulled in a total of $35 million, nearly matching Sen. In a post last week to the Clinton blog announcing the total, Internet chief Peter Daou said more than $30 million came from “grass-roots supporters. The Clinton campaign has increasingly used the Internet to create online activity and community discourse, not just for donations, said Andrew Rasiej, founder of the Web site Tech President, which tracks online political trends. According to the latest reports with the election commission, the Clinton campaign started to rely on small donors, which frequently come over the Internet, in January. Clinton announced she brought on 200,000 new donors last month, bringing the total to an estimated 400,000 people — more than any other campaign save for Sen. read more