Geronimo
11-12-2007, 07:31 PM
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Ron Paul's 'Money bomb' 2.0
Ron Paul's supporters are preparing for a Tea Party (http://teaparty07.com/) — the campaign's next major fundraising event.
Scheduled for the Dec. 16 anniversary of the Boston Tea Party, it aims to raise $10 million in one day for Paul's campaign.
Their goal is to have 100,000 donors contribute $100 each. So far they claim pledges from 7,148 persons.
That follows last week's "money bomb," which raised $4.3 million in 24 hours.
Paul's campaign (http://www.ronpaul2008.com/) already has crossed the $8 million mark for this current quarter, putting him well on his way to his $12 million goal — the amount his campaign says he needs to raise to buy radio and television ads they believe he will need to compete.
Ron Paul's 'Money bomb' 2.0
Ron Paul's supporters are preparing for a Tea Party (http://teaparty07.com/) — the campaign's next major fundraising event.
Scheduled for the Dec. 16 anniversary of the Boston Tea Party, it aims to raise $10 million in one day for Paul's campaign.
Their goal is to have 100,000 donors contribute $100 each. So far they claim pledges from 7,148 persons.
That follows last week's "money bomb," which raised $4.3 million in 24 hours.
Paul's campaign (http://www.ronpaul2008.com/) already has crossed the $8 million mark for this current quarter, putting him well on his way to his $12 million goal — the amount his campaign says he needs to raise to buy radio and television ads they believe he will need to compete.