This is big folks. In case you’ve been living under a rock, Paul is in the best position he’s been in all election…
The RevolutionPAC has sent out the direct mailers to likely Iowa caucus-goers. Ads for local newspapers are in the works. The cutie from YouTube is promoting a contest that is getting quite a bit of attention (and Tom Woods is a judge…two days left to participate!) The momentum needs to continue. Keep this up folks.
There is a final moneybomb for the year being held this Friday, December 16 to go into the Iowa Caucus. Please spread the word, link the website, and DONATE!
(Of course you can also choose to donate to the RevPAC, which some argue is money better spent. Either way, I don’t think you can go wrong.) Alternatively, if you literally don’t have any money, see here for a list of plenty of other things you can do to help out. EVERY bit helps…even tiny bits. See tinyurl.com/SupportRonPaul for details)
That response is quite cursory and a little too generalized. The legal restrictions in this realm are far too stringent to be throwing around terms like “any grassroots effort”.
And NO, foreigners SHOULD NOT DONATE. Not even to the Revolution SuperPAC. It says it in plain English right on the RevolutionPAC website: “Contributions from foreign nationals are prohibited.” I believe US residents with a Green Card are considered citizens for these purposes and may therefore even donate directly to a political candidate’s campaign, but otherwise, NO.
In this post I reproduced a back and forth from the early days of the RevPAC website (which has since been taken down after the website overhaul to make it more professional). You can see there that it was said foreignors cannot donate to the PAC and are instead encouraged to patronize RonPaulSwag.com.
There are also plenty of other ways to help the cause other than money. See tinyurl.com/SupportRonPaul for details.
