>>“At the end of the day we’ll do our best to get our money back,” he said in a January interview. “But if we don’t, it’s just a contribution we’re making I think for the greater good of our community.”
$10 million in raises for their employees would be out of the question, but donating $10M to the most anti-energy administration in history is a greater good. I guess they’ve been assured of a postion at the table when Obama’s fascism is finally realized.
$10 million out of the shareholders pockets, no big deal, not like it’s coming out of Jimmy Rogers wallet....
>>“At the end of the day we’ll do our best to get our money back,” he said in a January interview. “But if we don’t, it’s just a contribution we’re making I think for the greater good of our community.”