You can have dinner with Peter Thiel if you donate $5,800 to his employee’s US Senate campaign
NY Post
Want to have an intimate dinner with Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel? Just donate $5,800 to one of his employees’ campaigns for US Senate.
Donors who give the maximum legal amount to support Blake Masters’ bid to unseat Democratic Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly in 2022 will be invited to have dinner with the candidate and Thiel, according to the campaign. Masters, the 34-year-old chief operating officer at investment firm Thiel Capital and a former protege of Thiel at Stanford University, first announced his Republican primary campaign last month with a promise to “completely end illegal immigration.”
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