Peter Schiff

April 28, 2008 - 8:37pm

Paul stumps for Sabrin in Newark

Category: US Senate Tags: Murray Sabrin, Ron Paul, George Ajjan, Peter Schiff

Senate candidate Murray Sabrin was presidential candidate Ron Paul’s biggest advocate in New Jersey. And tonight, Paul, a Texas representative, returned the favor by visiting the self-proclaimed Republican frontrunner for a fundraiser at the Hilton next to Newark’s Penn Station.

The event, which attracted about 100 supporters, cost $250 per head and $100 for the under 30 crowd, who made up about a quarter of the audience. Though the campaign wasn’t certain exactly how much they made tonight, spokesman George Ajjan announced with great fanfare that the campaign has raised a total of $500,000 so far.

The general theme of the night was an impending economic collapse if the government doesn’t radically alter its fiscal policy. But Paul, Sabrin and economist Peter Schiff – Paul’s economic advisor -- all said that the Paul’s presidential campaign ignited a movement that has continued with Sabrin’s Senate candidacy, which Paul referred to as “the strategically most important Senate race that’s going on in the country.”

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