Press Conference news here.

[Noodles]

http://reason.com/blog/show/123037.html

Posted on another thread by TheIndependent.

[uncloned21]

Thank you! Very cool.

[Primbs]

Looks good. The campaign has to increase it's donor relations department and ask those who have not maxed out to donate more.

[Patrick Henry]

Only 3% maxed!

[Green Mountain Boy]

The message of the day: Only three Republican campaigns are fiscally secure and fecund, and Paul's is one of them. (The others are Rudy Giuliani's and Fred Thompson's.)

I don't buy that Mitt Romney's campaign is fiscally unsecure. Mitt could drop down $50 million of his own money at any moment. He is more dangerous than Fred Thompson for sure. If Mitt wins a few of the first primaries - he might just do this.

[nullvalu]

hmm still no mention of Leno, though..

[TheIndependent]

I have Digg and Reddit links in the other forum where this same thing is posted.

[TVMH]

I don't buy that Mitt Romney's campaign is fiscally unsecure. Mitt could drop down $50 million of his own money at any moment. He is more dangerous than Fred Thompson for sure. If Mitt wins a few of the first primaries - he might just do this.

Perhaps, but he probably has to use that money to buy the "support" that Dr. Paul is getting for free.

Can you imagine how much this "grass-roots support" would cost to organize from the top down.

[steph3n]

It is a bad sign of things to come if he were elected, one can't keep writing checks to fund the government
Of course they just ask the fed to print more $$$ on paper, causing more debt.

I don't buy that Mitt Romney's campaign is fiscally unsecure. Mitt could drop down $50 million of his own money at any moment. He is more dangerous than Fred Thompson for sure. If Mitt wins a few of the first primaries - he might just do this.

[JMann]

I don't buy that Mitt Romney's campaign is fiscally unsecure. Mitt could drop down $50 million of his own money at any moment. He is more dangerous than Fred Thompson for sure. If Mitt wins a few of the first primaries - he might just do this.

As with most smart businessmen I'm sure Mitt has already decided how much he will 'invest' in his own campaign. Yes, he could throw another 50 million towards his campaign but I'm sure he won't spend more than the x he had planned on unless he has some early victories.