cheka.
9th September 2016, 09:25 AM
focused on getting 'their' fsa voters to the polls
https://www.fastcoexist.com/3063561/future-of-philanthropy/to-stop-trump-facebook-cofounder-dustin-moskovitz-is-giving-20-millio
Facebook cofounder Dustin Moskovitz and his wife, Cari Tuna, just gave $20 million to Hillary Clinton’s election campaign.
The couple is also being transparent about how their money will be spent. It’s being spread among a variety of committees and PACs, including $5 million each to the League of Conservation Voters Victory Fund and For Our Future PAC. All of the groups have strong get-out-the-vote initiatives.
Moskovitz says allocations were based on what each would need to be optimally efficient. They also target different demographics. Color of Change, for instance, battles racial injustice. "It’s important to build an inclusive coalition to fight Trump, especially given his damaging rhetoric targeting minorities," Moskovitz says.
Trump wants to build a wall along the border to Mexico. "The immigrant work is just the most obvious example," he says. "Were pushing for more low skill visas, and Trump is pushing to deport people." He also fears that Trump might shrink U.S. foreign aid, which conflicts with the goal of fighting global poverty.
https://www.fastcoexist.com/3063561/future-of-philanthropy/to-stop-trump-facebook-cofounder-dustin-moskovitz-is-giving-20-millio
Facebook cofounder Dustin Moskovitz and his wife, Cari Tuna, just gave $20 million to Hillary Clinton’s election campaign.
The couple is also being transparent about how their money will be spent. It’s being spread among a variety of committees and PACs, including $5 million each to the League of Conservation Voters Victory Fund and For Our Future PAC. All of the groups have strong get-out-the-vote initiatives.
Moskovitz says allocations were based on what each would need to be optimally efficient. They also target different demographics. Color of Change, for instance, battles racial injustice. "It’s important to build an inclusive coalition to fight Trump, especially given his damaging rhetoric targeting minorities," Moskovitz says.
Trump wants to build a wall along the border to Mexico. "The immigrant work is just the most obvious example," he says. "Were pushing for more low skill visas, and Trump is pushing to deport people." He also fears that Trump might shrink U.S. foreign aid, which conflicts with the goal of fighting global poverty.