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Multi-billionaire Carl Icahn has today announced that he will invest $150 million to get Trump elected. More money than all of the money raised by Hillary, Bush and Rubio combined so far.
Before he became a “prominent” billionaire, Icahn, remember, founded the options trading department at a firm called Gruntal & Company, which owed its existence to the generous finance that the criminal and future “philanthropist” Michael Milken gave to its parent company, the Home Group. Like Steinberg’s Reliance Insurance, the Home Group was a key player in Milken’s junk bond Ponzi scheme. https://www.deepcapture.com/tag/pond-equities/
He knew that Icahn had made billions as a corporate raider in the eighties and had pioneered the art of “greenmail.” (The raiders would buy a block of shares in a company and sell them back at a premium, in return for agreeing to drop a challenge to the company’s management.) The Raid - The New Yorker
I knew Trump would not self finance his own campaign for long. He's too cheap to do that.
You all been fooled by another billionaire. He is just like the Clintons, the Bushes. In fact he's good friends with the Clintons. All these corrupt billionaires do is promise you the moon and stars and once they win they will make sure they help those friends who financed their campaigns through
$150 million spent on garbage doesn't change the characterization of the garbage.
Trump's candidacy will sink as the DETAILS of his plans begin to emerge and the deeper scrutiny happens. What a waste. Being this stupid, one wonders how in the world did Icahn manage to get so rich?
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