[FreeReign]

Club for Growth is Cruz's top donor. Goldman Sachs is 4th.

You're posting only the small Campaign Cmte Fundraising PAC. Cruz's PACs in total have raised about 38 million.

Here are the top four donors.

Neugebauer helped jump-start the Keep the Promise super-PACs' fundraising in April with a $10 million check. Most of the rest of the money came from the families of Farris and Dan Wilks, brothers from Cisco, Texas who made a fortune in the fracking boom, and who gave $15 million in all; and from Robert Mercer, a Long Island scientist who is the co-CEO of Renaissance Technologies, one of the world's most successful quantitative hedge funds. Mercer gave $11 million.

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Anti illegal immigration billionaire Robert Mercer is the top donor at $11 million.

[CottonBall]

I was wondering why the numbers were so small.

“Anti illegal immigration billionaire Robert Mercer is the top donor at $11 million.”

Then I wonder why he’s been so wishy-washy on what to do with the illegals here. If he had said anything the least bit authoritative/forceful/not-the-right-words-really about them, I wouldn’t have switched.

[Unmarked Package]

Robert Mercer is also a fan of free market economics, skeptical about the climate change hoax, and no fan of a tyrannical, politically motivated IRS which all fit perfectly with Cruz's conservative positions.

The NYT published a pretty good profile last April of Mercer who lives a very private life, see Hedge-Fund Magnate Robert Mercer Emerges as a Generous Backer of Cruz

FreeReign, thanks for the link to the article about the new director of the Keep the Promise Super PAC. I really like David Barton!