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Crypto billionaire says he could spend a record-breaking $1B in 2024 election

12 点作者 onesafari大约 3 年前

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ipspam大约 3 年前
Neat article. It doesn&#x27;t even begin to scratch the surface. It claims that $208 million is the largest contribution.<p>Actually, Mark Zuckerberg did $400+ million, but he pretended it was a fair and balanced get out the vote.<p>If states do as they should and ban private funding before the next election, there is no way this guy puts $100-1000 million into the next election.<p>This entire article is about billionaires salivating to take over, run, and own public elections to ensure their candidate wins.<p>The response, &quot;voter suppression&quot;, by Republicans should be in the form of allowing no private money, no ballot access, and no voter rolls WITH voters vote status.<p>Of course this is all to easily seeable, the game is out in the open.<p>They even write articles on how billionaires are going to imitate Mark Zuckerberg without mentioning Mark Zuckerberg or what he did.
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boeingUH60大约 3 年前
With the amount of political spending from this guy, I doubt you&#x27;ll see significant regulations for the kind of crypto shenanigans his exchange, FTX, profits from, anytime soon.
donsupreme大约 3 年前
&gt; Bankman-Fried, the 30-year-old founder of the cryptocurrency exchange FTX, said in a podcast interview released Tuesday that he expects to give “north of $100 million” in the next presidential election and has a “soft ceiling” of $1 billion, with his spending likely to be on the higher end if former President Donald Trump runs again.<p>isn&#x27;t there a limit of how much one can spend for political donation?
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Bubble_Pop_22大约 3 年前
Ah the old tactic...when your business is based on vaporware and fraud pivot to politics.<p>Pioneered by Berlusconi and embraced by Bush, Trump, Musk and now apparently this Bankman crypto-bro.<p>People are always the same, they always fall for old tricks as long as it&#x27;s a different and new face pulling it.