Soros lost a billion dollars betting against Trump

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Anonymous wrote:Conservatives perseverate over George Soros. It's fascinating to me. But since you are, a billion is a mere 4% blip for him. Soros has given 11 billion to philanthropic causes. If Trump would have followed this example, he should have donated 2 billion by now.

Trump is a cheap, he also does not have 2 billions to donate.

Or he could be like Obama and donate just .4% to charity.
What a roll model of charitable giving our president was.


But typical of a liberal - do what I say, not as I do.

Exactly.

There must be a typo. They donated 14% not .4%.

Sorry to burst your bubble of Obama being so perfect:

When then-presidential candidate Obama released his tax returns during the 2008 campaign, it was revealed that he began making more gifts to charity after he decided to run for president.

Here’s what the numbers look like:

2005: $77,315 to charity out of income of $1.66 million (4.6 percent)

2004: $2,500 out of $207,647 (1.2 percent)

2003: $3,400 out of $238,327 (1.4 percent)



Pathetic for such a liberal who expects to have hard working people give their wages to those who won't work.


I'm embarrassed for him.
Really.

Of course you could also view this as someone who decided that a person who "expects hard working people to give their wages" needs to up his own giving...and so he did? I dunno, this seems like a damned-if-you-do, damned-if-you-don't interpretation to me. Would you have preferred if he kept his giving to 1% when he was making a million dollars? Are only people who have been giving 10% of the their income for their entire lives allowed to support universal health coverage?