We've been explaining the fact that Ron Paul's campaign will rely upon small contributions from individuals, but we really can't overemphasize the point. One or two $10,000,000 bribes from corporate sponsors would go a long way--but no farther than a million or two $10 dollar donations from individual Americans. We know Dr. Paul's corporate sponsors will be limited to honest, ethical companies who aren't trying to purchase political benefits--making them few and far between--so that means it's up to us.

So how much? How much of your hard earned money should you contribute? Well, obviously this is up to you--we just want to make sure you understand the importance of individual contributions in this race. Look at it like this: how much money would you give for the privilege of deciding the next president? What would that privilege be worth to you? How much can you afford to part with? Is there a better candidate than Ron Paul?

America is ready for a change--but the corrupt political establishment will not change itself. Ron Paul is willing to do his part--but he needs the people, en masse, to vote with their wallets as well as their minds. Principled men don't like asking for money--but principled people shouldn't have to be asked.

So do what you can.