He was against social security, public schools, Medicare and food stamps. I’m willing to bet your constituents in SC rely on those socialized benefits. He was a monster.
Very sorry to hear the passing of Mr. David Koch. He was a passionate advocate for limited government and a very generous philanthropist who used his good fortune to benefit others. He will be missed, but the impact he had on his causes will be felt for generations to come.
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So as Graham just said, he was for limited government
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I sang at his wedding and was wearing a long gown covered in mud because he made us use an outhouse in a torrential storm. We were given no shelter, water or food. The guy made no provisions for us. He didn't care about anyone but himself. He was gross and helped ruin the planet.
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I worked at over 1,100 private parties. The Kochs were the wealthiest people I'd ever worked for & I never felt so degraded. No lights in the outhouse. Urine everywhere. Covered in mud. Soaking wet from rain. No water for 8 hours as the billionaires lived it up.
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Perhaps you should be buried with him to continue serving him in the afterlife.
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Tweet of the day.
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If "a limited government" was Koch's passion Lindski, he certainly struck gold with the über intellectually limited Trump. Oh yeah. David Koch had several other passions. He was an insatiable briber of GOP politicians (you too Graham?), and an avid climate change denier.
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"The impact he had on his causes will be felt for generations to come." Like climate change. Or syphilis.
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