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So now the money goes back to you Ron Paul kooks?
Oh yeah.....Ron Paul in 4th place is going to win.
But Ron Paul doesn't mind the money you gave HIM that he will keep.....
He's not allowed to keep it, dipstick.
One can defend someone without actually supporting them politically.
Oh yeah.....Ron Paul in 4th place is going to win.
But Ron Paul doesn't mind the money you gave HIM that he will keep.....
Another person with no idea what they're talking about.
I didn't say Ron Paul was going to win, and you're going to need some evidence that Ron Paul is keeping the donations to his campaign. Then I suggest you forward that evidence to the FEC since that would be illegal.
Oh yeah.....Ron Paul in 4th place is going to win.
But Ron Paul doesn't mind the money you gave HIM that he will keep.....
I didn't say Ron Paul was going to win, and you're going to need some evidence that Ron Paul is keeping the donations to his campaign. Then I suggest you forward that evidence to the FEC since that would be illegal.
Campaign Finance: Senators and House Members Can Keep Campaign Funds When They Retire - ABC News
By RICH BLAKE
March 26, 2010
Sen. Evan Bayh, D-Ind., dropped a political bombshell in February when he announced he would not seek re-election to another term. Among the biggest questions in the immediate aftermath: What would this mean for the Democrats?
Another big question: What would become of his $13 million campaign war chest?
Turns out that despite strict Federal Election Commission rules, Bayh and other exiting elected officials do have ways to keep unspent political contributions.
According to the Center for Responsive Politics, there are 25 senators and representatives this year who have announced their retirement and who are collectively sitting on $31 million in authorized campaign committee cash.
While the F.E.C. clearly says campaign committee cash can't be tapped for personal use, there are no such stipulations for certain political action committees, most controversially "leadership PACs" that elected officials can use to support various political causes other than their own.
I didn't say Ron Paul was going to win, and you're going to need some evidence that Ron Paul is keeping the donations to his campaign. Then I suggest you forward that evidence to the FEC since that would be illegal.
Campaign Finance: Senators and House Members Can Keep Campaign Funds When They Retire - ABC News
By RICH BLAKE
March 26, 2010
Sen. Evan Bayh, D-Ind., dropped a political bombshell in February when he announced he would not seek re-election to another term. Among the biggest questions in the immediate aftermath: What would this mean for the Democrats?
Another big question: What would become of his $13 million campaign war chest?
Turns out that despite strict Federal Election Commission rules, Bayh and other exiting elected officials do have ways to keep unspent political contributions.
According to the Center for Responsive Politics, there are 25 senators and representatives this year who have announced their retirement and who are collectively sitting on $31 million in authorized campaign committee cash.
While the F.E.C. clearly says campaign committee cash can't be tapped for personal use, there are no such stipulations for certain political action committees, most controversially "leadership PACs" that elected officials can use to support various political causes other than their own.
Ron Paul's Presidential campaign is not a PAC.
Campaign Finance: Senators and House Members Can Keep Campaign Funds When They Retire - ABC News
By RICH BLAKE
March 26, 2010
Sen. Evan Bayh, D-Ind., dropped a political bombshell in February when he announced he would not seek re-election to another term. Among the biggest questions in the immediate aftermath: What would this mean for the Democrats?
Another big question: What would become of his $13 million campaign war chest?
Turns out that despite strict Federal Election Commission rules, Bayh and other exiting elected officials do have ways to keep unspent political contributions.
According to the Center for Responsive Politics, there are 25 senators and representatives this year who have announced their retirement and who are collectively sitting on $31 million in authorized campaign committee cash.
While the F.E.C. clearly says campaign committee cash can't be tapped for personal use, there are no such stipulations for certain political action committees, most controversially "leadership PACs" that elected officials can use to support various political causes other than their own.
Ron Paul's Presidential campaign is not a PAC.
And he's already lost so who's gonna pay any attention to what happens to the money
And he's already lost so who's gonna pay any attention to what happens to the money
And he's already lost so who's gonna pay any attention to what happens to the money
What I don't get is it's our money. Did you send him any? If not, mind your own fucking business!
Has he sold his supporters out for VP job for his retard kid yet?
