List of potential big money donors.

[unknown]

Jim Rogers.

We know he's a Ron Paul fan and he's a US citizen which means he can donate, just not sure how to reach the guy. I can find links to his funds but this was the only "official" Jim Rogers site which is a few years old:

http://www.jimrogers.com/


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rs2xlFAgzA0

Peter Schiff

Assuming he doenst contribute already, it probably wont be to difficult to get his ear. Calling into his show may be the easiest and most direct way:

http://www.schiffradio.com/site

Peter Thiel

Apparently, he endorsed RP for POTUS in 2007. May be easiest to reach him through one of his firms. Possibly sending a letter to Peter Thiel c/o Clarium Capital etc.

http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapId=4976137

http://thielfoundation.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=5&Itemid=10


Any others?

Not suggesting that we bombard these people but maybe a couple of polite letters.

[milo10]

I'm sure all of these individuals are very conscious of the campaign and have donated to the maximum allowable.

What is needed is to get in touch with the tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of well-off investors, entrepreneurs and so forth who would benefit from Ron's economic program. I would suggest that Ron do interviews with the likes of Mike Maloney, Eric King (King World News), James Turk (Gold Money), Jim Puplava (Financial Sense) and others to discuss his economic plan and make a call for donations.

The fact that it really looks like Ron can win this whole thing means he could probably raise considerable sums via this route. My experience and observation is that the more affluent tend to be less idealistic and more pragmatic/conventional than the middle and working class and students who have been almost all of Ron's support. With his recent poll numbers in Iowa, he could get way more financial support than I think he has ever received from this group.

[parocks]

The RevPac needs to be in contact, with a form letter, if not more, with all the people who have maxed out. And that's about it, really.