Cool article about Liberty for All PAC.
https://www.vocativ.com/10-2013/gop-scared-conservative-kids/
"John Ramsey was just 19 years old then, a kid from Texas attending college, when he inherited a fortune from his grandfather, the owner of a bank. Soon he exerted his newly legal right to form a super PAC, setting aside nearly a million dollars in seed money for what would be known as Liberty for All. In the spring of 2012, Ramsey and a coterie of fledgling, libertarian rebels threw their weight behind Thomas H. Massie, an obscure MIT-educated engineer—the Ayn Rand confection of the perfect man—who was running for a House seat in northern Kentucky. Massie had fallen behind the establishment candidate in the primary, but after the surge of support—cash for advertising—he won handily, defeating his opponent by 15 percentage points. And suddenly, John Ramsey, who like the Great Gatsby had come from nowhere, became the youngest power player in American politics."
https://www.vocativ.com/10-2013/gop-scared-conservative-kids/
"John Ramsey was just 19 years old then, a kid from Texas attending college, when he inherited a fortune from his grandfather, the owner of a bank. Soon he exerted his newly legal right to form a super PAC, setting aside nearly a million dollars in seed money for what would be known as Liberty for All. In the spring of 2012, Ramsey and a coterie of fledgling, libertarian rebels threw their weight behind Thomas H. Massie, an obscure MIT-educated engineer—the Ayn Rand confection of the perfect man—who was running for a House seat in northern Kentucky. Massie had fallen behind the establishment candidate in the primary, but after the surge of support—cash for advertising—he won handily, defeating his opponent by 15 percentage points. And suddenly, John Ramsey, who like the Great Gatsby had come from nowhere, became the youngest power player in American politics."
