After Pledging $70 Million, Charles Koch Selects Nikki Haley as the Vessel to Remove His Trump Problem - The Last Refuge
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61% : 'Between her surging to second place in the polls since August and being well-positioned amongst supporters of the other candidates, she is in a strong position to gather more support,' said Emily Seidel, a senior adviser to the Koch group's Americans for Prosperity Action, in a memo.51% : It's actually quite funny to watch and doesn't annoy me one bit.Charles Koch, a man of notorious disposition who loves open borders and multinational trade - which puts him on the outside of the America First movement, had previously pledged to spend $70 million (through his American's For Prosperity political action committee) to remove President Trump.
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