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Are The Koch Brothers’ Old Asses On Their Way Out? - The Ring Of Fire
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1:51Now PlayingCharles Koch is sad that he and his brother don’t have as much influence over the 2016 election as they had hoped. In an interview with The Financial Times, Koch lamented the fact that he and his brother David had presented all of the Republican candidates with a list of things that they wanted to get out of the next president, and the candidates didn’t seem to care too much about those demands.
So because the candidates were not immediately willing to sign off on the Koch checklist, the Koch brothers think they don’t have enough power in the political process.
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