They know where the fix is in at.
>Representatives of Charles and David Koch, the billionaire industrialists who helped to bankroll the rise of the tea party, warned the brothers may back Hillary Clinton.
>>73087671
>Last month, Charles Koch told ABC News that it’s “possible” Clinton would make a better president than Trump.
>>73087671
good
That means more Bernie supporter crossover votes for Trump in November
>>73087787
l-o-l
>>73087671
Yes, they have been showing their true colors for several months now. They're terrified at the prospect of not having a subservient puppet in the White House.
Truly disgusting creatures.
>>73088398
The "Club for Growth" spokeswoman and others are saying they're going to "focus on Congress"
>>73087671
Stop this shilling.
>In the interview with chief White House correspondent Jonathan Karl, which aired on ABC's "This Week With George Stephanopoulos," Charles Koch said Bill Clinton had done a better job than George W. Bush in controlling government growth while president.
>“So is it possible another Clinton could be better than another Republican?” Karl asked.
>“It’s possible,” Koch responded.
>“You couldn't see yourself supporting Hillary Clinton, could you?" Karl pressed.
>Koch responded: “Well, I — that — her — we would have to believe her actions would be quite different than her rhetoric, let me put it that way. But on some of the Republican candidates we would — before we could support them — we'd have to believe their actions will be quite different than the rhetoric we've heard so far.”
They basically just said that the candidates are all shit.
>>73088398
Why is it disgusting to use your money to gain political power? I think most people would do it if they could.
The Young Turks love to bitch about the Koch Brothers and connect them to republican candidates. Can't wait to watch them continue to shill for Hillary as she's now being backed by the Kochs.
>>73089004
>Perhaps the biggest surprise, though, might be the Kochs. Last month, Charles Koch told ABC News that it’s “possible” Clinton would make a better president than Trump. On Wednesday, a spokesman for the brothers declined to rule out the possibility of backing the former secretary of state, though he implicitly criticized both her campaign and Trump’s.
>Mark Holden, the general counsel and senior vice president at Koch Industries, said Koch-funded political groups would consider supporting a general election candidate who is “able to garner support from the public with a positive message in support of the issues we care about, and did not engage in personal attacks and mudslinging.”
>Many of the GOP’s biggest financiers, though, won’t commit to helping Trump bankroll what’s expected to be a challenging general election campaign.
>“Will be watching it all carefully,” said Lawrence Bathgate, a prominent New Jersey attorney and former RNC finance chairman.
>"My wife would like me to give it up all together,” said Anthony Gioia, a major GOP contributor and former ambassador."
>A spokesman for Las Vegas casino mogul Sheldon Adelson declined to comment on his plans. So, too, did representatives of New York City hedge fund billionaire Paul Singer. A spokesman for the Ricketts family said nothing has been determined.
>Randy Kendrick, the wife of Arizona Diamondbacks owner Ken Kendrick and a player in the Koch fundraising network, said she would be focused on funding congressional races. So, too, did Frayda Levy, a board member of the anti-tax Club for Growth and the Koch-funded Americans for Prosperity.
>“If and how to participate in the presidential remains to be seen,” she added.
>Said George Seay, a Dallas investor who was a major fundraiser for Marco Rubio: “I have gotten involved in some Senate races, but I’m pretty much sidelined politically for now.”
>>73089652
>Saying amid the GOP primaries that it’s “possible” he could support Hillary was a Kochian shot across the bow of the manic Republicans.
>Unless Mr. Trump discovers the wellsprings that lifted Reagan and many, many others who came after, he could end up remembered as an entertaining fringe candidate like Ross Perot or George Wallace. Donald Trump should talk to Charles Koch.
>>73089652
I don't know what this post is supposed to imply. It's basically what I just posted. The Kochs didn't say they would back Hillary. They said that would back whichever candidate stops being so shitty if any candidate at all.
>President Obama's financial-regulatory reform seems to benefit Koch Industries.
>Koch Industries is not entirely opaque. The company's troubled legal history – including a trail of congressional investigations, Department of Justice consent decrees, civil lawsuits and felony convictions – augmented by internal company documents, leaked State Department cables, Freedom of Information disclosures and company whistle-blowers, combine to cast an unwelcome spotlight
>Under the nearly five-decade reign of CEO Charles Koch, the company has paid out record civil and criminal environmental penalties. And in 1999, a jury handed down to Koch's pipeline company what was then the largest wrongful-death judgment of its type in U.S. history
>According to the University of Massachusetts Amherst's Political Economy Research Institute, only three companies rank among the top 30 polluters of America's air, water and climate: ExxonMobil, American Electric Power and Koch Industries.
>Koch Industries dumps more pollutants into the nation's waterways than General Electric and International Paper combined.
>For Koch, this license to pollute amounts to a perverse, hidden subsidy.
>The toxic history of Koch Industries is not limited to physical pollution. It also extends to the company's business practices, which have been the target of numerous federal investigations, resulting in several indictments and convictions, as well as a whole host of fines and penalties.
>Koch Industries is not a major oil producer. Instead, the company has woven itself into every nook of the vast industrial web that transforms raw fossil fuels into usable goods.
>Koch's hunger for growth is insatiable: Since 1960, the company brags, the value of Koch Industries has grown 4,200-fold, outpacing the Standard & Poor's index by nearly 30 times. On average, Koch projects to double its revenue every six years.
>>73089948
saying you'd be willing to back Clinton says it all
http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/inside-the-koch-brothers-toxic-empire-20140924
>>73087671
The cuckservatives will win this election for Trump
HAHA these guys showed basically revealed the libertarian shit they shilled was nothing more than to make goyem into sheep to get rid of regulations. Lolbertarians your whole ideology has been nothing more than a tool by the elite.
>>73091364
pretty much
>>73091129
what's a "cuckservative"?
