Anonymous wrote:What would be more impressive is if these billionaires stop putting their names on buildings and schools
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s weird. Harvard is going to name a grad school & a building after a guy most people have never heard of? Unlike JFK? Is Harvard struggling. Next thing you do they’ll be proudly announcing a $300M donation from Bernie Madoff.
Harvard and other schools always name buildings and schools after big donors
Who hasn’t heard of Ken Griffin?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Gross, $300M is more than the entire endowment at a lot of colleges. He could’ve donated that to, say, Bunker Hill Community College or UMass Boston and made a difference in people’s lives.
This will make a greater difference on the country. Sorry.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:. It’s because he is not a democrat.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is sleazy.
No, it isn't. He's given a half a billion dollars to his alma mater. What is wrong with that?
It isn’t bc he isn’t a democrat. It’s bc it’s gun money. Harvard should care about the source of its donations. If they don’t, then some of us will have an opinion about that.
“Griffin’s stature as a major political donor to rightwing politicians and his company’s investments in firearm and ammunition manufacturers.
Harvard professor lobbied SEC on behalf of oil firm that pays her lavishly, emails show
Griffin’s companies held investments in gun and ammunition manufacturers worth more than $139m as of March 2022, according to Chicago NPR affiliate WBEZ. These included shares in US gun manufacturers Smith & Wesson and Sturm Ruger, as well as US ammunition makers Olin Corp, Vista Outdoor and Ammo Inc. As of 31 December 2022, the value of Citadel’s holdings in those five companies had increased to more than $200m, according to a Guardian review of SEC filings.”
So? This is good money not bad.
It's bad money.
Of course it isn't. You're just repeating liberal talking points. Why don't you go read Harvard's post about what this gift means for diversity students and financial aid. And while you're at it read up on Soros buying judges.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:. It’s because he is not a democrat.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is sleazy.
No, it isn't. He's given a half a billion dollars to his alma mater. What is wrong with that?
It isn’t bc he isn’t a democrat. It’s bc it’s gun money. Harvard should care about the source of its donations. If they don’t, then some of us will have an opinion about that.
“Griffin’s stature as a major political donor to rightwing politicians and his company’s investments in firearm and ammunition manufacturers.
Harvard professor lobbied SEC on behalf of oil firm that pays her lavishly, emails show
Griffin’s companies held investments in gun and ammunition manufacturers worth more than $139m as of March 2022, according to Chicago NPR affiliate WBEZ. These included shares in US gun manufacturers Smith & Wesson and Sturm Ruger, as well as US ammunition makers Olin Corp, Vista Outdoor and Ammo Inc. As of 31 December 2022, the value of Citadel’s holdings in those five companies had increased to more than $200m, according to a Guardian review of SEC filings.”
No doubt you have an opinion about everything. Yawn.
DP
Anonymous wrote:https://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/apr/11/harvard-republican-donor-kenneth-griffin
Crazy! What is H thinking?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:. It’s because he is not a democrat.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is sleazy.
No, it isn't. He's given a half a billion dollars to his alma mater. What is wrong with that?
It isn’t bc he isn’t a democrat. It’s bc it’s gun money. Harvard should care about the source of its donations. If they don’t, then some of us will have an opinion about that.
“Griffin’s stature as a major political donor to rightwing politicians and his company’s investments in firearm and ammunition manufacturers.
Harvard professor lobbied SEC on behalf of oil firm that pays her lavishly, emails show
Griffin’s companies held investments in gun and ammunition manufacturers worth more than $139m as of March 2022, according to Chicago NPR affiliate WBEZ. These included shares in US gun manufacturers Smith & Wesson and Sturm Ruger, as well as US ammunition makers Olin Corp, Vista Outdoor and Ammo Inc. As of 31 December 2022, the value of Citadel’s holdings in those five companies had increased to more than $200m, according to a Guardian review of SEC filings.”
So? This is good money not bad.
It's bad money.
Of course it isn't. You're just repeating liberal talking points. Why don't you go read Harvard's post about what this gift means for diversity students and financial aid. And while you're at it read up on Soros buying judges.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:. It’s because he is not a democrat.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is sleazy.
No, it isn't. He's given a half a billion dollars to his alma mater. What is wrong with that?
It isn’t bc he isn’t a democrat. It’s bc it’s gun money. Harvard should care about the source of its donations. If they don’t, then some of us will have an opinion about that.
“Griffin’s stature as a major political donor to rightwing politicians and his company’s investments in firearm and ammunition manufacturers.
Harvard professor lobbied SEC on behalf of oil firm that pays her lavishly, emails show
Griffin’s companies held investments in gun and ammunition manufacturers worth more than $139m as of March 2022, according to Chicago NPR affiliate WBEZ. These included shares in US gun manufacturers Smith & Wesson and Sturm Ruger, as well as US ammunition makers Olin Corp, Vista Outdoor and Ammo Inc. As of 31 December 2022, the value of Citadel’s holdings in those five companies had increased to more than $200m, according to a Guardian review of SEC filings.”
So? This is good money not bad.
It's bad money.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:. It’s because he is not a democrat.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is sleazy.
No, it isn't. He's given a half a billion dollars to his alma mater. What is wrong with that?
It isn’t bc he isn’t a democrat. It’s bc it’s gun money. Harvard should care about the source of its donations. If they don’t, then some of us will have an opinion about that.
“Griffin’s stature as a major political donor to rightwing politicians and his company’s investments in firearm and ammunition manufacturers.
Harvard professor lobbied SEC on behalf of oil firm that pays her lavishly, emails show
Griffin’s companies held investments in gun and ammunition manufacturers worth more than $139m as of March 2022, according to Chicago NPR affiliate WBEZ. These included shares in US gun manufacturers Smith & Wesson and Sturm Ruger, as well as US ammunition makers Olin Corp, Vista Outdoor and Ammo Inc. As of 31 December 2022, the value of Citadel’s holdings in those five companies had increased to more than $200m, according to a Guardian review of SEC filings.”
So? This is good money not bad.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:. It’s because he is not a democrat.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is sleazy.
No, it isn't. He's given a half a billion dollars to his alma mater. What is wrong with that?
It isn’t bc he isn’t a democrat. It’s bc it’s gun money. Harvard should care about the source of its donations. If they don’t, then some of us will have an opinion about that.
“Griffin’s stature as a major political donor to rightwing politicians and his company’s investments in firearm and ammunition manufacturers.
Harvard professor lobbied SEC on behalf of oil firm that pays her lavishly, emails show
Griffin’s companies held investments in gun and ammunition manufacturers worth more than $139m as of March 2022, according to Chicago NPR affiliate WBEZ. These included shares in US gun manufacturers Smith & Wesson and Sturm Ruger, as well as US ammunition makers Olin Corp, Vista Outdoor and Ammo Inc. As of 31 December 2022, the value of Citadel’s holdings in those five companies had increased to more than $200m, according to a Guardian review of SEC filings.”
Anonymous wrote:Gross, $300M is more than the entire endowment at a lot of colleges. He could’ve donated that to, say, Bunker Hill Community College or UMass Boston and made a difference in people’s lives.