MrChinchilla

Is it legal for candidates to invest their campaign donations in an effort to grow the amount of capital they have for the campaign? That seems crazy, although I could see the reason why that might be good.

Do you ever get interference on your implants? I would be worried of stray signals, or someone else trying to connect to them.

Guys, I'm breaking into an existential panic. Ever since my dad passed away, every time I think of the concept of death and the possibility of eternal non-existence, I freak out.

Anyone have good advice to cope with this?

Who is the guy(s) that do the voices for the videos, and do they have any other stuff? I am entranced with them and want to hear them in more!

I mean I generally agree, that's a huge risk that shouldn't be taken. But if a smaller candidate with a smart financial advisor could double the money donated, that really can help them spread their message.

But I doubt any smaller candidate would do this, and the example GOP gave probably isn't a poor guy. Especially when he's spending the money on himself right now.