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'''Jeffrey Katzenberg''' (b. 1950) is a [[liberal]] [[progressive]] Hollywood executive. He was brought in alongside [[Michael Eisner]] to work for Disney, acting as his enforcer for the animation department, and was Chairman by the 1990s. After he was forced into retirement due to infighting with Eisner, he proceeded to form his own animation company, the struggling<ref>http://www.breitbart.com/big-hollywood/2015/01/23/wall-street-dreamworks-animation-one-flop-from-extinction/</ref> [[DreamWorks SKG]] with [[Steven Spielberg]] and [[David Geffen]]. | '''Jeffrey Katzenberg''' (b. 1950) is a [[liberal]] [[progressive]] Hollywood executive. He was brought in alongside [[Michael Eisner]] to work for Disney, acting as his enforcer for the animation department, and was Chairman by the 1990s. After he was forced into retirement due to infighting with Eisner, he proceeded to form his own animation company, the struggling<ref>http://www.breitbart.com/big-hollywood/2015/01/23/wall-street-dreamworks-animation-one-flop-from-extinction/</ref> [[DreamWorks SKG]] with [[Steven Spielberg]] and [[David Geffen]]. | ||
| − | Jeffrey Katzenberg donated to various Democrat politicians, including [[Barack Obama]]. | + | Jeffrey Katzenberg donated to various Democrat politicians, including [[Barack Obama]]. He also was donated $2 million to the Obama-backed Super Pac Priorities USA Action Group, explaining he wants to stop the Tea Party.<ref>http://newsbusters.org/blogs/brent-baker/2011/08/06/hollywood-mogul-katzenberg-rails-against-tea-party-s-extremism</ref> |
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Revision as of 15:45, February 1, 2015
Jeffrey Katzenberg (b. 1950) is a liberal progressive Hollywood executive. He was brought in alongside Michael Eisner to work for Disney, acting as his enforcer for the animation department, and was Chairman by the 1990s. After he was forced into retirement due to infighting with Eisner, he proceeded to form his own animation company, the struggling[1] DreamWorks SKG with Steven Spielberg and David Geffen.
Jeffrey Katzenberg donated to various Democrat politicians, including Barack Obama. He also was donated $2 million to the Obama-backed Super Pac Priorities USA Action Group, explaining he wants to stop the Tea Party.[2]