Oisín Breen

The article refers to the tea party as "hard right." Have to laugh when hearing that kind of characterization. So, was the original tea party also hard right, in its purpose to limit the power of government over free people? No, and the more recent tea party is simply a reaffirmation of basic American ideals of limited government as espousef by Jefferson and the other founders. Those who consider that hard right reveal themselves as hard left. Yet the tea party is not right or left. It is simply American and utterly grassroots. The suggestion here is that it was the product of billionaires. Preposterous. Freedom-loving people of any socioeconomic class participated. Some happened to be wealthy. and notice through this article the subtle insinuation that somehow wealthy people are bad. or at least suspect. I say more power to those who carve out their own fortunes and create jobs and opportunities for others rather than being dependents and those who feed off government largesse.

I look forward to an RIAbiz article in 2020 outlining which financial services million/billionaires "bankrolled" far left candidates and causes.. as well as following the Democrats "dark money" trail.  But I doubt I'll see one.

CFP123, Yes, please email me if you know similarly high-level execs who give similarly to liberal candidates. -Brooke

Trump, a malevolent manipulator who spews fabrications with alacrity, perpetually demonstrates that his skills are ideal for a fifth-rate carnival barker, but not for executive leadership of any kind, especially of the world’s most powerful nation. Ironically, his incessant lies are the penultimate definition of “fake news.”  And Schwab is sending millions of dollars to him?   Wow.

It would be very hard to oppose Former President Barrack Obama in 2014 since he was  reelected in 2012. Mr Schwab has been living in Atherton for years. The San Francisco house is a "backup"

Charles Schwab, a true American oligarch, shows no signs of slowing at 82,  throwing his substantial fortune behind Donald Trump, hard-right politics and his continuing financial services revolution

Charles Schwab

Charles Schwab & Co.

Walter Bettinger

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The billionaire is dumping San Francisco's liberal warrens  for full-time residence in the exclusive enclave of Atherton, Calif., where he'll rub shoulders with other billionaires.

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