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'''Tom Steyer''' (born June 27, 1957) is a [[liberal]] billionaire that made his money in [[hedge fund]]s as founder of Farallon Capital Management. He resides in [[San Francisco]] and has focused his resources on promoting [[Global Warming]].<ref>[http://freebeacon.com/issues/emails-show-steyer-epa-coordination-to-undermine-agency-critics/ Emails Show Steyer-EPA Coordination to Undermine Agency Critics, Free Beacon, January 27, 2016]</ref> Steyer spent $50 million trying to elect [[Democrat]]s in 2014. He supports [[Hillary Clinton]] for President.
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'''Tom Steyer''' (born June 27, 1957) is a [[liberal]] billionaire that made his money in [[hedge fund]]s as founder of Farallon Capital Management. He resides in [[San Francisco]] and has focused his resources on promoting [[Global Warming]].<ref>[https://freebeacon.com/issues/emails-show-steyer-epa-coordination-to-undermine-agency-critics/ Emails Show Steyer-EPA Coordination to Undermine Agency Critics, Free Beacon, January 27, 2016]</ref> Steyer spent $50 million trying to elect [[Democrat]]s in 2014. He supports [[Hillary Clinton]] for President.
  
 
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== Impeachment campaign against Donald Trump ==

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Tom Steyer (born June 27, 1957) is a liberal billionaire that made his money in hedge funds as founder of Farallon Capital Management. He resides in San Francisco and has focused his resources on promoting Global Warming.[1] Steyer spent $50 million trying to elect Democrats in 2014. He supports Hillary Clinton for President.

Impeachment campaign against Donald Trump

In 2017, Steyer pulled $20 million to release a campaign against U.S. President Donald Trump to impeach him, his website NeedtoImpeach.com mentioned that the 3 million liberals has affiliated with the campaign.[2][3]

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