Nothing says “green” like big investments in fossil fuel:
“Yet Stein has invested $995,011 to $2.2 million in funds such as the Vanguard 500 fund that maintain significant stakes in Exxon and other energy companies like Chevron, Duke Energy, Conoco Phillips, and Toho Gas, a Japanese company that engages in the sale of natural gas, tar, and coke, a fuel made from coal.”
https://www.forbes.com/sites/peterjreilly/2016/10/31/jill-stein-finds-it-is-not-easy-being-green/
@feloneouscat We need to cast a critical eye. She can't talk about environmental issues and put her money in places that support big oil. It's hypocritical.
Her campaign got huffy, despite there being green investment oppos:
“If Mr. Ali is truly interested in conflicts of interest of political candidates and their families, where is his disclosure on the conflict of interest posed by Chelsea Clinton’s position as a director of the corporate owner of the Daily Beast, IAC?“
This was 2016 and somehow Chelsea was kinda like Hunter Biden—if you squint your eyes.
Blah blah “ benefited from Hillary Clinton’s policy record as Senator and SoS”
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