Romney to meet with Sheldon Adelson on Tuesday
Sheldon Adelson
/ AFP PHOTO/MIKE CLARKEWhile Adelson's largesse and that of his wife was originally limited to his support for former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, he has indicated his willingness to support the ultimate GOP candidate who runs against President Obama.
So far, it is not known if the billionaire has given to the super PAC supporting Mitt Romney called Restore Our Future.
Adelson and his wife are to date the largest donors to the presidential race, providing $20 million to the super PAC supporting Newt Gingrich called Winning Our Future. In addition, Adelson and his wife branched out in February -- giving a combined $5 million to the GOP Congressional Leadership Fund led by former Sen. Norm Coleman.
Last month, the Romney super PAC Restore Our Future had its weakest fundraising haul with just $4.6 million. That was its lowest monthly fundraising total this year.
The next round of super PAC disclosures will be released on June 20th.
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Romney was elected Governor of Massachusetts in 2002, but did not seek reelection in 2006. He presided over a series of spending cuts and increases in fees (taxes) that eliminated a projected $3 billion deficit. He also signed into law the Massachusetts health care reform legislation, which provided near-universal health insurance access via subsidies and state-level mandates and was the first of its kind in the nation.
"The AP's review compared more than 470 of Obama's most important financial supporters against logs of 2 million visitors to the White House since mid-2009. It found that at least 250 of Obama's major fundraisers and donors visited the White House at least once, being cleared for events like dinners or one-on-one meetings with senior advisers".
$5 contributions my a##.
You really think that if someone won a $3 million jackpot they would feel sorry for him and give some of it back???
He doesn't need a goal in life to take a persons money. If you're stupid enough to go in a casino thinking your are going to win, you deserve to lose your money.
At least, unlike the government, he doesn't use force to relieve you of your money, gamblers give it to him willingly. I know it may be a foreign concept to you, but it's called a personal choice.