Posted on 02/19/2014 8:04:32 AM PST by rktman
Meet Tom Steyer, the man being hailed as the liberal analogue to the Koch brothers in the political arena.
The New York Times reported Tuesday that the hedge fund billionaires super PAC NextGen Climate Action is set to spend in the neighborhood of $100 million in the 2014 midterm elections to back candidates who support policies Steyers convinced himself will help stop global warming. Here are 13 facts you might want to know about him:
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Thats because between the two Soros is Coca Cola while the Koch Brothers are a lemonade stand.
Tom Steyer is an evil liberal, progressive or whatever the heck the evil call themselves these days.
So, dork, while not just send in your Billion$ for Bammy to spend?
11.) Steyer backed Hillary Clinton in 2008 during the presidential primary, only switching to Barack Obama when Clinton finally dropped out. His name has been floated though its not clear by whom as a possible treasury secretary or energy secretary in a Clinton White House.
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2014/02/19/13-facts-about-the-democrats-100-million-money-man/#ixzz2tmyV1GrZ
4.) Steyers hedge fund, which he stopped managing in 2012, invests in companies that he now rails against. One of the companies his hedge fund invests in even stands to benefit if the Keystone Pipeline is not approved. According to a report in The Canadian Press, since stepping down, Steyer has instructed that his carbon-emitting investments be sold off.
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2014/02/19/13-facts-about-the-democrats-100-million-money-man/#ixzz2tmzGHjNK
MEANWHILE he still has all the benifits of the investment but still attacks the fund. He may have had good grades but he is just plain stupid. He would not survive 2 seconds outside of NYC.
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