Posted on Jan 22, 2017
‘Clinton Cash’ Book Got Most of Its Funding From One Hedge Fund Star
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SGT (Join to see) good read/share, interesting, who would have thought this:
As co-chief executive officer of Long Island-based Renaissance Technologies, Mercer helps run one of the world’s most profitable hedge funds. The information about the contributions comes from a tax return filed by the Mercer Family Foundation late last year, which reported total grants of $24.5 million in 2015. Mercer declined to comment through a spokesman, and representatives of GAI didn’t respond to inquiries.
As co-chief executive officer of Long Island-based Renaissance Technologies, Mercer helps run one of the world’s most profitable hedge funds. The information about the contributions comes from a tax return filed by the Mercer Family Foundation late last year, which reported total grants of $24.5 million in 2015. Mercer declined to comment through a spokesman, and representatives of GAI didn’t respond to inquiries.
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Interesting article. Seems a little slanted, but otherwise appears to be well rounded.
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So, do you really think that democratic supporters would have funded the book and its research. Does you posting this article mean that you don't support ideologies funded by George Sauros? this is a very weak "gas lighting" attempt to find anything negative about the book. There is no defense of Hillary on the CGI, she was and is completely corrupt, thankfully enough citizens saw her for what she was and voted against her. The Clinton Cash book was an excellent read, full of facts, and very difficult to discredit. I wish I had the money to fund more investigations like it.
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