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'''[[Charles Koch|Charles]] and David Koch''', who generally participate in politics as a team, own the second-largest private company in the world, the [[Koch Industries]].  Their combined personal net worth may be as great as $100 billion, which is greater wealth than [[Bill Gates]] has.  They have been [[anti-Trump]] to the point of even supporting delusional efforts at the Republican National Convention in July 2016 to somehow deny the nomination to Trump.  The Koch brothers are not [[pro-life]], and instead are [[globalists]] who tend to undermine efforts to strengthen [[America]]n sovereignty and border security.
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'''[[Charles Koch|Charles]] and David Koch''', who generally participate in politics as a team, own the second-largest private company in the world, the [[Koch Industries]].  Their combined personal net worth may be as great as $100 billion, which is greater wealth than [[Bill Gates]] has.  They have been [[anti-Trump]] to the point of even supporting delusional efforts at the Republican National Convention in July 2016 to somehow deny the nomination to Trump.  '''''The Koch brothers are [[pro-choice]] [[globalists]] who tend to undermine efforts to strengthen [[America]]n sovereignty and border security'''''.
    
The Koch brothers conspire in secret with other wealthy individuals, and hold meetings closed to [[grassroots]] [[conservatives]].  This attempts to corner and influence the [[conservative movement]] and the [[Republican Party]] in a secretive, self-serving manner.
 
The Koch brothers conspire in secret with other wealthy individuals, and hold meetings closed to [[grassroots]] [[conservatives]].  This attempts to corner and influence the [[conservative movement]] and the [[Republican Party]] in a secretive, self-serving manner.
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The Koch brothers are the biggest source of phony [[pro-life]] Republican politicians, such as Koch-backed former Rep. Renee Elmers (R-NC).  She was elected by pretending to be pro-life but then switched sides on key legislation for the unborn.<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2015/01/22/conservatives-go-to-war-against-renee-ellmers-over-abortion-immigration/?utm_term=.c095e17e8c08</ref>  She was defeated after redistricting and opposition by pro-lifers.
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'''''The Koch brothers are the biggest source of phony [[pro-life]] Republican politicians''''', such as Koch-backed former Rep. Renee Elmers (R-NC).  She was elected by pretending to be pro-life but then switched sides on key legislation for the unborn.<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2015/01/22/conservatives-go-to-war-against-renee-ellmers-over-abortion-immigration/?utm_term=.c095e17e8c08</ref>  She was defeated after redistricting and opposition by pro-lifers.
    
The Koch brothers are among the biggest polluters of the environment in the entire country.  Despite this, they will invoke morality in bizarre ways, such as their chief spokesman insisting that a Senate replacement bill for [[ObamaCare]] is somehow "immoral".
 
The Koch brothers are among the biggest polluters of the environment in the entire country.  Despite this, they will invoke morality in bizarre ways, such as their chief spokesman insisting that a Senate replacement bill for [[ObamaCare]] is somehow "immoral".
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