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Tax ManView profile William Koch gives another $1 million to pro-Romney 'super PAC'Source: L.A. TimesWASHINGTON -- Billionaire energy businessman William Koch, whose brothers finance an array of conservative political causes, directed another $1 million into a "super PAC" backing GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney, according to new campaign finance records filed Friday.The donation to Restore Our Future was made through Huron Carbon, a subsidiary of Oxbow Carbon, a privately held coal and petroleum supplier that Koch founded and runs.The contribution means that Koch has steered at least $2 million to the super PAC: Last year, Oxbow Carbon gave $750,000 to Restore Our Future, while Koch personally gave the group $250,000.The donations represent stepped-up political activity by the Palm Beach, Fla., resident, whose twin brother, David, and older brother, Charles, are famous for their lavish support for conservative causes.
goclark3. Why isn't it against the lawto " buy America" ~ this is exactly what they are doing.I don't have a problem with donating to a candidate, but IMO, this is an outrage.Response to goclark (Reply #3)Sun Apr 22, 2012, 02:41 PMHooptieWagon4. Im not saying its rightBut it is currently legal. Just pointing out Bill Koch isnt as bad as his brothers.Response to Tax Man (Original post)Sat Apr 21, 2012, 04:31 PMallan012. re:William Koch gives another $1 million to pro-Romney 'super PAC'gee, wish theyd pay their fair share of taxes rather than dole out this money to mittens and his wife and car elevators. am glad that some want to revisit citizens united.
Bill Maher Gives $1 Million To Obama-Supporting Super PACBill MaherThe Huffington Post Max J. Rosenthal First Posted: 02/24/2012 11:24 am Updated: 02/24/2012 1:35 pmWASHINGTON -- Stephen Colbert may not support the idea of super PACs, but fellow political satirist Bill Maher is buying into the system -- literally.During a performance of his comedy special "CrazyStupidPolitics" Thursday night, Maher announced a gift of $1 million to Priorities USA Action, an Obama-supporting super PAC. While he mocked the group's clunky name, saying it was "named by Borat," his publicist said that Maher was deadly serious about the donation and believed a second term for Obama was “worth a million dollars."GOP Super PACs like Restore Our Future, which supports Mitt Romney, have allowed major donors to pump massive sums into the Republican presidential primary. President Obama was a long-time critic of the groups, but the threat of their fundraising power prompted a controversial change of heart earlier this month.