Help us start our Drop Zone.... $1 to $?...Anything will help :)

We are all helping Ron Paul raise money so that we can get him elected. So far we have raised fantastic amounts. I am going to ask all my friends, family and everyone else that might be even the slightest bit interested to donate whatever they can to help me start my Drop Zone. If you want more information, feel free to email me (I think my email is on here) or leave a comment with yours and I will happily give you more details. We are not looking to start big, and this is about the minimum we need to get this thing started.

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Who should I vote for for president in 2008?

You match up well with...

	Ron Paul - 65 match Congrats, you have very socially conservative Libertarian...err... Republican points of view. Ron Paul, who is known in Washington as "Dr. No" because of consistently rejects proposals that do not adhere strictly to the original constitution, was once the Libertarian Party's pick for President till he changed sides a few years ago. He's a favorite of technologists and the Internet community mostly for his hands off approach to... well anything.
	Dennis Kucinich - 65 match Denis Kucinich, an Ohio congressman, is a far-left liberal democrat. He has the most extreme proposals for nearly every issue including creating a single-payer system of universal health care; an immediate withdrawal of all U.S. forces from Iraq and replacing them with an international security force; and guaranteeing quality education with free pre-kindergarten and college. He even wants to impeach Vice President Dick Cheney. Needless to say, Kucinich is a no-hope contender.
	Mike Gravel - 57 match Mike Gravel is your chosen candidate. He is a former senator from Alaska who is deeply left-wing and has spent his time since the Senate, which he left in 1980, in the private sector. His credited for his efforts in ending the draft following the Vietnam War and the release of the Pentagon Papers as well. He has been an outspoken proponent of direct democracy, gay rights, and even making it a felony to keep troops in Iraq. Gravel is bringing new ideas to the table but they are only attracting less than 1% of Democrats.

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