Koch Brothers Refuse to Meet With Trump
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Donald Trump giving his nomination acceptance speech at the RNC on July 21. Credit: Wikimedia Commons.
Politico – Top Donald Trump donors tried to set up a meeting between the GOP presidential nominee and Charles Koch in Colorado Springs on Friday, but Koch aides rejected the entreaties, according to two Republicans with knowledge of the outreach.
Koch and his brother David Koch, who helm an influential network of advocacy groups and major conservative donors, have been sharply critical of Trump’s rhetoric and policy stances and have indicated they do not intend to support his campaign.
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