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    Rand Transfers funds to KY GOP

    Apparently Rand needed to transfer $250K as a down payment for him wanting a KY caucus and KY gets to vote earlier in the nomination process as well.

    http://mycn2.com/politics/sen-rand-p...g-caucus-alive

    Lew Rockwell is reporting that Rand donated $50K while the rest or $200K came from donors who donated $12,500 each.
    If Rand does not win the Republican nomination, he should buck the controlled two party system and run as an Independent for President in 2016 and give Americans a real option to vote for.

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    Big Bucks Wasted?
    If that is a "down payment", then what does the rest cost?
    No one here wanted to be the Billionaire.

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    Ron should just sell out Lew for writing the newsletters the way Lew has sold out the whole Paul family.

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    Yes, I think toady was the deadline- he already transferred the "down payment" before they had the vote, this should be the rest.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Indy Vidual View Post
    Big Bucks Wasted?
    If that is a "down payment", then what does the rest cost?
    $250-500K more
    If Rand does not win the Republican nomination, he should buck the controlled two party system and run as an Independent for President in 2016 and give Americans a real option to vote for.

    We are all born libertarians then something goes really wrong. Despite this truth, most people are still libertarians yet not know it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Indy Vidual View Post
    Big Bucks Wasted?
    ...
    I don't think so.

    KY gets to have an earlier selection process and benefit from the National attention (and therefore money influx into the state, prestige and political influence).

    Rand gets some credit for making that happen. He's a natural "favorite son" in any case. Would he carry KY and get the delegates? Dunno, but there should be a shot for that. Of course, his competitors would cry sour grapes and complain that Rand "bought" the caucus. Perhaps that's why Rand was pushing for the caucus to be at least partially self-funding thru registration fees.
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    Quote Originally Posted by francisco View Post
    I don't think so.

    KY gets to have an earlier selection process and benefit from the National attention (and therefore money influx into the state, prestige and political influence).

    Rand gets some credit for making that happen. He's a natural "favorite son" in any case. Would he carry KY and get the delegates? Dunno, but there should be a shot for that. Of course, his competitors would cry sour grapes and complain that Rand "bought" the caucus. Perhaps that's why Rand was pushing for the caucus to be at least partially self-funding thru registration fees.
    That's just smart. The GOP only had $170k and they are trying to get Beavin elected. Mitch told him he would support but Rand would have to fund it.

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    WTF are you on about? Rockwell's website reported good news about the Rand campaign here. Why are you dredging this up? Weirdo.

    Quote Originally Posted by Batman View Post
    Ron should just sell out Lew for writing the newsletters the way Lew has sold out the whole Paul family.
    You obviously have no idea what you're talking about. The passages Ron Paul objected to were written by James B. Powell, not Lew Rockwell.



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    Quote Originally Posted by francisco View Post
    Would he carry KY and get the delegates?
    They scheduled this caucus so early that the delegates will be awarded proportionally. I don't know why they didn't schedule it a couple weeks later. Maybe there were enough anti-Rand or non-pro-Rand people in the Ky GOP that insisted on it.

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    Rand Paul Makes First Payment on Kentucky Caucus
    http://atr.rollcall.com/rand-paul-ma...ntucky-caucus/

    Just hours before a Friday deadline, the Republican Party of Kentucky received all of the $250,000 Sen. Rand Paul Pledged to raise by then – half of the required amount to pay for a caucus that will allow him to compete for both the state’s presidential delegates and re-election next year.

    “The conditions have been met for the Republican Party of Kentucky to move forward with a presidential caucus in 2016,” Chairman Steve Robertson said in a statement. “We would like to thank Senator Paul for his effort and due diligence in working to ensure that Republicans across Kentucky will now have an early and relevant say in the 2016 presidential primary process.”

    At an August meeting of the Kentucky Republican State Central Committee, Paul agreed to put up half of the estimated $500,000 the party would need to stage a March caucus by Friday, a deadline that was intended to ease the concerns of some who wondered if Paul was all in.

    Deanna Brangers, Kentucky GOP vice chairman, said earlier Friday the party was still receiving checks as Paul sought to raise money specifically for the caucus from other donors to mitigate the financial impact on his own campaign account.

    “They were working on getting as many donors at that level, before they actually transfer that amount over,” she said, referring to a $12,500 contribution limit for contributions to the party. “There are still donations coming in from donors, and the Paul campaign was waiting to see how that settled out before they make that transfer.”

    Robertson, during an interview Friday, said only about one-fifth of the $250,000 came from Paul’s campaign, while the vast majority of this first round of donations came from donors. Paul’s campaign, Robertson said, “did exactly what I would have hoped they would do they got out and raised.”

    .... continued at source

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    Quote Originally Posted by RonPaulGeorge&Ringo View Post
    WTF are you on about? Rockwell's website reported good news about the Rand campaign here. Why are you dredging this up? Weirdo.



    You obviously have no idea what you're talking about. The passages Ron Paul objected to were written by James B. Powell, not Lew Rockwell.
    My mistake. I seem to recall that Lew was mentioned around here last time by supporters. The implication was Ron was protecting him.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Batman View Post
    Ron should just sell out Lew for writing the newsletters the way Lew has sold out the whole Paul family.
    Ron can't do that, because Lew didn't write them. It was James B. Powell. https://youtu.be/z-FTlZHpBWw



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