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Billionaire Tom Steyer, the former hedge-fund manager turned liberal activist, has decided that donating millions of dollars to Democrats in the hope that they impeach Donald Trump is not enough. Party leadership is in no rush to pull the trigger, especially if the Robert Mueller report isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, and Democratic presidential candidates are hesitant to weigh in. “If you’re too scared to talk about the crisis that is this president, then you’re too scared to BE president,” he tweeted Thursday night. So Steyer is putting away the carrot and taking out the stick.
The Need to Impeach PAC, which currently has a $40 million war chest, will hold its first event in Springfield, Massachusetts—an “Impeachment Town Hall” with the express purpose of encouraging the residents of Springfield to demand that Representative Neal start looking into impeachment by subpoenaing the president’s tax returns
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Billionaire Tom Steyer, the former hedge-fund manager turned liberal activist, has decided that donating millions of dollars to Democrats in the hope that they impeach Donald Trump is not enough. Party leadership is in no rush to pull the trigger, especially if the Robert Mueller report isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, and Democratic presidential candidates are hesitant to weigh in. “If you’re too scared to talk about the crisis that is this president, then you’re too scared to BE president,” he tweeted Thursday night. So Steyer is putting away the carrot and taking out the stick.
The Need to Impeach PAC, which currently has a $40 million war chest, will hold its first event in Springfield, Massachusetts—an “Impeachment Town Hall” with the express purpose of encouraging the residents of Springfield to demand that Representative Neal start looking into impeachment by subpoenaing the president’s tax returns
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Billionaire Tom Steyer, the former hedge-fund manager turned liberal activist, has decided that donating millions of dollars to Democrats in the hope that they impeach Donald Trump is not enough. Party leadership is in no rush to pull the trigger, especially if the Robert Mueller report isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, and Democratic presidential candidates are hesitant to weigh in. “If you’re too scared to talk about the crisis that is this president, then you’re too scared to BE president,” he tweeted Thursday night. So Steyer is putting away the carrot and taking out the stick.
The Need to Impeach PAC, which currently has a $40 million war chest, will hold its first event in Springfield, Massachusetts—an “Impeachment Town Hall” with the express purpose of encouraging the residents of Springfield to demand that Representative Neal start looking into impeachment by subpoenaing the president’s tax returns
A fool and his money are soon parted...and this is truly a waste and will end up helping Trump get re-elected. The Demonics had a huge money advantage over Trump and still were Trumped....Bigly.
We have been told OVER AND OVER that ONLY repubs are millionaires!
Two things. 1 Billionaire. 2 you guys criticized the liberals of being elites. Now they arent and you guys are? Which is it? I’m getting whiplash from the flip flopping
Conservatives are kicking back watching the nut job burn through a few million on nothing........
Well it will be nice to here conservatives accuse somebody besides George Soros for paying all the protestors.
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