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GOP candidate in Mass. Senate race says he raised $1.3M in 24 hours

Submitted by Jim Brown on Tue, 01/12/2010 - 14:57
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Brown's campaign said he had raised the money from more than 16,000 donors across the country using a Web-based fund-raising tool called a "MoneyBomb."

http://www.boston.com/news/local/breaking_news/2010/01/brown...

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Now the GOP is using our term "money bomb"

Submitted by meekandmild on Tue, 01/12/2010 - 15:38.

Now if they will just follow us in following the constitution. Life, liberty, freedom and personal responsibility.

from the article:
Brown's campaign said he had raised the money from more than 16,000 donors across the country using a Web-based fund-raising tool called a "MoneyBomb."

It should read a DR. Ron Paul based fund-raising tool called a "MoneyBomb."

These guys are good

Submitted by UKLooney on Tue, 01/12/2010 - 15:52.

They are already trying to discredit the tea party movement. Seems like the moneybomb is next...

These guys are good at their jobs. Remember, they've had plenty practice and got plenty $$$.

Divide and conquer goes the old saying...

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Campaign Finance Regulations

Submitted by IMissLiberty on Tue, 01/12/2010 - 15:46.

The MoneyBombs are not Dr. Paul's tools, they belong to the grassroots.

If we ask his permission or he directs us to do one, then everything we spend on creating the website and promoting it becomes an in-kind contribution to the campaign and they have to report it.

It would be interesting to see if Brown properly reports their "moneybomb" expenses, if, as I suspect, they "coordinated" the activity.

Re Brown: http://www.centerforsmallgovernment.com/

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Actions Speak Louder Than Words

Submitted by IMissLiberty on Tue, 01/12/2010 - 15:15.

More and more people will be imitating Ron Paul's positions, just as Obama did, in order to get elected.

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This may be the guy

Submitted by celeste on Tue, 01/12/2010 - 15:13.

Who saves us from Obamacare...we can put up with him for a little while can't we. Lets keep an eye on the big picture.

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"Obamney care," Nuff said.

I see where you are coming from, but

Submitted by Alowhangingbranch on Tue, 01/12/2010 - 15:30.

I'm going to vote on principle on this election. A lot of people I know are torn on whether to vote for Kennedy or Brown. Kennedy is the better candidate, but people realize that Brown has a better chance of getting elected - the same old argument. Personally, I choose to vote for Joe Kennedy and I would recommend voting for him to any Massachusetts voter, but if people want to vote Brown in for strategic reasons, then I cannot stop them from doing that.

Vote Joe Kennedy for Senate!

applause applause

Submitted by Prof de la Paz on Tue, 01/12/2010 - 15:55.

Thank you for keeping your hands clean. While I can respect the confined thinking that leads one to prefer Brown over Coakley, I find little to recommend either.

This is moot for me, as I am not qualified to vote in Massachusetts. Nevertheless (like you, I suspect), I am often sickened by those who constantly carp, "Thomas Jefferson can't win; you MUST choose between Stalin and Mao or you're wasting your vote!"

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Nope. Apparently he never saw a tax he didn't like

Submitted by IMissLiberty on Tue, 01/12/2010 - 15:13.

See http://www.centerforsmallgovernment.com/

Front and center. Sign up for their e-mails. They sent this one out today, and it will be continued:

WARNING to Tea Party Activists and Supporters, Town Hall Meeting Protesters, and Tax Cutters living in Massachusetts who are even considering voting for Scott Brown for US Senate January 19th

By Carla Howell

Career politician Scott Brown is an 11-year Big Government Republican state legislator who regularly and repeatedly voted FOR bigger state government budgets, voted FOR expanded and new Big Government programs, voted FOR tax increases, and voted AGAINST tax cuts.

http://www.centerforsmallgovernment.com/

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Is this guy pro-liberty?

Submitted by atrickpay on Tue, 01/12/2010 - 15:04.

?

No.

Submitted by Alowhangingbranch on Tue, 01/12/2010 - 15:12.

And the only reason he is getting attention is because a lot of talk show big wigs have been plugging his election, and now most of the Tea Party movement are endorsing him for Senate.

Vote Joe Kennedy for Senate!

Negative

Submitted by bparker189 on Tue, 01/12/2010 - 15:08.

this guy is neo-con through and through and more of the same establishment republicanism...ooops, im being redundant.

and they love him on gop.com, which should say enough. Interesting though, I have seen the term money bomb used a couple of times by the admins of gop.com...i tried to get them to admit where it came from but they can't even say doc paul's name out loud over there.

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