Pizza for Sanders campaign offices!

Earlier today I was noticing similarities between Sanders and occupy Wall Street. When occupy started reddit was buying pizza and having it sent to Zucotti park, now it's Pizza to Sanders campaign HQ's!

Are you from outside the USA and cheering for a Sanders win, wish you could donate? Buy pizza for the campaign workers!

I'm British but just hooked up the Reno office with pizzas - I say this not to brag, but to suggest to other international folks: we can't donate but can keep our US groups well-fed and fighting fit! Anyone else want to join me?

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a reply to: AlaskanDad

That's what's known as an 'in-kind' campaign contribution.

I # you not.

Also, I just noticed that he is a foreign national.

a reply to: greencmp

The question is?

Did they pick up the brew too?

Make sure everyone gets an equal slice now...or they're gonna payyyyyy!

originally posted by: AlaskanDad
a reply to: greencmp

The question is?

Did they pick up the brew too?

Conspiracy to buy alcohol for minors.

Alright buddy, hands behind your back!

a reply to: AlaskanDad

Interesting.

Foreign contributions.

I suppose we could do the same for British or Canadian elections, or for any foreign elections.

I was just in that thread! Not interesting! Sorry!

Credit for this goes to /u/vg360 on Reddit.

This is an in-kind donation, not allowed at campaign offices under FEC rules.
Campaign offices and even campaign events at private homes cannot accept in-kind donations from foreign nationals.
FEC guidelines here: www.fec.gov... (in-kind donations) www.fec.gov... (foreign nationals ARE allowed to volunteer, in-kind donation exemption of $1000 only counts for individuals hosting campaign events in their own homes)
EDIT: In-kind donations at private homes are not allowed from foreign nationals, either.

a reply to: greencmp

A&W for the kiddies, of course!

Watching fast and the furious 7, I love it when Kurt Rusell says "man you really got to try that Belgium ale!"

a reply to: Domo1

So the pizza gave them heart-Bern?

The governor of New Mexico just recently made a drunken fool
Of herself by claiming to be in a hotel room -not partying- but "eating pizza".
She was totally inebriated
Pizza is not partisan!
Pizza goes both ways

a reply to: DBCowboy

You're a terrible person. I probably am too since I laughed.

a reply to: Domo1

Oh well it was a great thought!

a reply to: AlaskanDad

Yeah I agree! At the same time, it does feel a little sketchy having people from other countries contributing, even if we're on the same team.

a reply to: Domo1

But then, one must consider, how much foreign money flows into the Clinton Foundation.

Pizza for volunteers was a good thought, buying HRC bad!

Pizza is just bread and cheese and a little bit of meat maybe if you order it... it is like one of those holliday or special event baskets of bread and cheese and sausage, it is the same equivalent... would you call one of those baskets a meal because there really is no difference. Send them some chicken wings too if you are going to send them bread and cheese, then it is a meal.

I will start my own political campaign if it means people will anonymously send me pizzas.

I am partial to pepperoni and jalapeno toppings... Just saying.

I would love to send them some pizza, but the Rand to Dollar exchange rate ain't looking to good. I was talking to some friends last night who want to see Trump win, simply so we can watch the chaos that ensues. I'm all for the Burn, but I'm not sure if America deserves my sympathy anymore.

a reply to: tortureforlife

"a little bit of meat maybe if you order it"

Really? What #ty pizza do you Americans eat?? A little bit of meat??

Russian revolution - Peace, Bread and Land

America revolution - Peace, Pizza and lolz?

a reply to: ArchangelUriel

Revolution is brewing here there are many in my generation itching for it to start.