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Charles Koch bankrolls one of the biggest promoters of transgenderism in the Midwest, Wichita State University, which even demoted a planned commencement address by Ivanka Trump in an appeasement of liberal faculty and students.
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Many politicians associated with Charles Koch have declined or completely failed politically afterwards.  Koch then tries to find some of them a job with a [[think tank]], but the problem is that there are not enough of think tank jobs for all the Koch-induced failures.
 
Many politicians associated with Charles Koch have declined or completely failed politically afterwards.  Koch then tries to find some of them a job with a [[think tank]], but the problem is that there are not enough of think tank jobs for all the Koch-induced failures.
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Charles Koch bankrolls one of the biggest promoters of [[transgenderism]] in the [[Midwest]], Wichita State University, which even demoted a planned commencement address by [[Ivanka Trump]] in an appeasement of [[liberal]] faculty and students.<ref name="New Yorker">https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/ivanka-trump-and-charles-koch-fuel-a-cancel-culture-clash-at-wichita-state</ref>  A Koch spokesman announced in response that Koch would continue funding the university.<ref name="New Yorker"/>
    
His business one of the biggest polluters and users of [[fossil fuels]] in the country, and after [[Joe Biden]] reportedly won the presidency, Charles Koch began criticizing [[Republican]]s whom Koch had backed.  "I would see them on TV and they would be talking about policies that were antithetical against immigration, against immigration reform, against a more peaceful foreign policy. I was horrified."<ref>https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8982821/I-horrified-backed-Charles-Koch-says-Republicans-funded-shocked-views.html</ref>  But with the control of the [[U.S. Senate]] at stake and [[Koch Industries]] likely to lose value under new legislation if [[Dem]]s gain control, Charles Koch support [[Republican]] incumbent [[David Perdue]] in [[Georgia]]'s Senate runoff that will be held on January 5, 2021.
 
His business one of the biggest polluters and users of [[fossil fuels]] in the country, and after [[Joe Biden]] reportedly won the presidency, Charles Koch began criticizing [[Republican]]s whom Koch had backed.  "I would see them on TV and they would be talking about policies that were antithetical against immigration, against immigration reform, against a more peaceful foreign policy. I was horrified."<ref>https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8982821/I-horrified-backed-Charles-Koch-says-Republicans-funded-shocked-views.html</ref>  But with the control of the [[U.S. Senate]] at stake and [[Koch Industries]] likely to lose value under new legislation if [[Dem]]s gain control, Charles Koch support [[Republican]] incumbent [[David Perdue]] in [[Georgia]]'s Senate runoff that will be held on January 5, 2021.
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