Posted on 01/18/2017 9:01:03 PM PST by E. Pluribus Unum
A fool and his money are soon parted.
Why don't Steyer just invest his money instead in companies that do construction work, because Trump's infrastructure plan will result in huge profits for many of them?
Well Tom, Hillary outspent Trump 10-to-1, and got JACK.
See, it’s not about spending. Not any more.
It’s about grassroots action. It’s about our passion.
You can’t buy that.
Hedge funds. Just like Soros. Bank on somebody's failure, then go arrange it.
So how much of that spent money actually went into the U.S. economy instead of some crooked politicians personal pocket? Spend it all, fool.
A good place to look would be Steyer’’s foundation.
Look for instances of promoting public policies, often by grants to NGOs, that then benefit private businesses that are funded by Silicon Valley venture capital funds.
You can follow the money, or the people that seem to cross over from one sector to another.
Steyer's net wealth is about $1.6 billion. He's already pledged to give half of that to Bill Gates' charity, assuming Gates accepts this pittance (in comparison to Gates' wealth). That leaves Steyer with $800 million. If you give him a couple of million to be able to retire in a little bungalow outside Sacramento, he's got $798 million left.
Since Hillary spent twice that much in her failed attempt to beat Trump, I suspect Steyer will fare about the same.
Can't wait!
Sure he would. He came up in Goldman Sachs. :D
I will do it for you Tom. I want 1 million helicopters and a dollar.
The libs are the ones who want to sue those who don’t agree with them into iblivion.
Steyer bump for later....
Soros wasted a billion...I hope this idiot does the same!!!
How did he start....?
A hedge fund baby?
Agreed...
Can’t sell your ideas, harass those who can.
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