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Regifting for Ron Paul

nolanchart.com — Give the gift of liberty and freedom this Christmas season. Regift for Ron Paul this year. How many Ron Paul supporters can not afford to max out their potential $2300 limit for donations to the Ron Paul campaign? I would bet quite a few given that the average donation to the Paul campaign has been in the range of $50-$100.

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  • rapcrap187, on 12/22/2007, -0/+4Great idea! What I've been doing is if anyone asks me about Christmas or what I want; I'll tell them to go to ronpaul2008.com and donate 50 dollars for me under their name. I've already converted 3 people into Ron Paul fans, they've gone onto the site, donated money, then they read his issues, then they love him. :) Can it get any better than that?
  • johndoenumber2, on 12/22/2007, -0/+3How would it be illegal? The person who has donated the max to the campaign can still legitimately purchase items from anyone he or she chooses. There is no law against purchasing items on ebay.
  • Pie4Weebl, on 12/22/2007, -1/+1Isn't that illegal?

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