Janet Yellen, who chairs the Fed, maintains it is an independent, nonpartisan organization
Robert Steven Kaplan, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas and an alternate voting member of the Federal Open Market Committee, is a max donor to the Hillary Clinton campaign, according to Federal Election Commission documents.
Kaplan, a former Harvard Business School professor and former executive at Goldman Sachs, donated $2,700 to Hillary for America, Clinton’s campaign committee, on May 6, 2015, for the primary and another$2,700 on June 30, 2015, towards the general election, the maximum donation an individual can contribute to a candidate in a single cycle.
He also donated $2,300 to Hillary Clinton for President in 2007 for the primary and $2,100 in 2005. Kaplan is a donor to the Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea Clinton Foundation, giving between $25,000 and $50,000 to the group. He also gave $147,450 to Democratic candidates and campaigns, including $45,600 that went to the Democratic National Committee, and gave $15,450 to Republican candidates and campaigns.
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5 comments:
And More corruption
He simply print it and give it away doesn't cost him a dime
'At this point, what difference does it make'!!! Just more evil, corrupt deeds being exposed.
Federal Reserve is a private for profit banking cartel.
They put their money to work just like any other business person.
The difference is key: They are able to print their money out of thin air!
And the Democrats accuse Republicans of siding with the rich, even though the Democrats have been in control for much of the last 50 years and set up a lot of the policies with loopholes they now complain about. Why didn't they make changes when they had the chance if they were so opposed to policies favoring the rich? Because they receive kickbacks and benefits that make themselves rich at the taxpayers' expense!
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