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The [[lamestream media]] claim that certain people in politics have enormous influence over the future of our Nation, but often it is just hype. Here's a growing list of overrated political activists: | The [[lamestream media]] claim that certain people in politics have enormous influence over the future of our Nation, but often it is just hype. Here's a growing list of overrated political activists: | ||
| − | *Charles Koch supposedly bankrolls [[Republican]] causes and pours hundreds of millions of dollars into defeating [[Democrat]]s. Well, it turns out that he won't even support any candidate for the Republican nomination for president, and he has backed away from his much-publicized claim that he would help raise and spend $889 (odd number indeed) million on the 2016 political cycle.<ref name="CNN"> | + | *Charles Koch supposedly bankrolls [[Republican]] causes and pours hundreds of millions of dollars into defeating [[Democrat]]s. Well, it turns out that he won't even support any candidate for the Republican nomination for president, and he has backed away from his much-publicized claim that he would help raise and spend $889 (odd number indeed) million on the 2016 political cycle.<ref name="CNN">https://www.cnn.com/2015/11/11/politics/charles-koch-gop-primary-usa-today/index.html</ref> He said that he had not spoken with any presidential candidate since last August, and that "my brother talks to them a lot more."<ref name="CNN"/> |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Latest revision as of 18:58, September 26, 2018
The lamestream media claim that certain people in politics have enormous influence over the future of our Nation, but often it is just hype. Here's a growing list of overrated political activists:
- Charles Koch supposedly bankrolls Republican causes and pours hundreds of millions of dollars into defeating Democrats. Well, it turns out that he won't even support any candidate for the Republican nomination for president, and he has backed away from his much-publicized claim that he would help raise and spend $889 (odd number indeed) million on the 2016 political cycle.[1] He said that he had not spoken with any presidential candidate since last August, and that "my brother talks to them a lot more."[1]