Trump had a great deal of experience negotiating in foreign countries and on foreign Government projects. He was certainly not unknown, rather the opposite. He never scrubbed his internet tracks. The differences between the two men are stark. Look into Vivek’s money train. The money he made is remarkable and difficult to trace.
The newest concocted issue to cynically fleece the American public brought to you by Vivek & Peter Thiel, grift capitalism.
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“In the unlikely event the world’s largest and most competent asset managers bend to this naked use of political power—a true violation of fiduciary duty—this means someone else will have to manage these assets. Like Strive Asset Management! (Vivek’s newest company) And any other asset manager who solemnly promises to have nothing to do with sustainable investing even if this means a potentially massive increase in risk to the detriment of long-term returns. Smart sustainable investing reduces risk, not the opposite. Even though there could be real costs to the hard working, ordinary Americans living in these Red states, hey, why worry about fiduciary duty when pension funds can be weaponized? Just 0.1 percent of $1.68 trillion would multiply Strive’s AUM by a factor of around 80. Not bad at all!”