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Koch Brothers
Koch Brothers
Koch Industries
Billionaires David (left) and Charles Koch (right), two brothers at the helm of Koch Industries, have been major donors of Republican candidates and conservative causes. They have sent out mailing to all 45,000 employees of Koch Industries’ Georgia-Pacific subsidiary encouraging them to vote for Mitt Romney.
Excerpts from the mailing:
“While we are typically told before each Presidential election that it is important and historic, I believe the upcoming election will determine what kind of America future generations will inherit.
"If we elect candidates who want to spend hundreds of billions in borrowed money on costly new subsidies for a few favored cronies, put unprecedented regulatory burdens on businesses, prevent or delay important new construction projects, and excessively hinder free trade, then many of our more than 50,000 U.S. employees and contractors may suffer the consequences, including higher gasoline prices, runaway inflation, and other ills.”
“At the request of many employees, we have also provided a list of candidates in your state that have been supported by Koch companies or by KOCHPAC, our employee political action committee.”
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Koch Industries
Billionaires David (left) and Charles Koch (right), two brothers at the helm of Koch Industries, have been major donors of Republican candidates and conservative causes. They have sent out mailing to all 45,000 employees of Koch Industries’ Georgia-Pacific subsidiary encouraging them to vote for Mitt Romney.
Excerpts from the mailing:
“While we are typically told before each Presidential election that it is important and historic, I believe the upcoming election will determine what kind of America future generations will inherit.
"If we elect candidates who want to spend hundreds of billions in borrowed money on costly new subsidies for a few favored cronies, put unprecedented regulatory burdens on businesses, prevent or delay important new construction projects, and excessively hinder free trade, then many of our more than 50,000 U.S. employees and contractors may suffer the consequences, including higher gasoline prices, runaway inflation, and other ills.”
“At the request of many employees, we have also provided a list of candidates in your state that have been supported by Koch companies or by KOCHPAC, our employee political action committee.”
more>
AP Photo, Koch Industries
