Why is it that billionaires from many industries subvert democratic process constantly, yet when they do it openly and for education, it's criticized? If anythi

Why is it that billionaires from many industries subvert democratic process constantly, yet when they do it openly and for education, it's criticized? If anything, the biggest problem with education is that nobody has had any power at all to make a substantial difference at scale. For once, I applaud billionaires for subverting the democratic process. This is literally the first time I've read an article with a line similar to: “They have the power to change policy, but no corresponding check on that power,” said Megan Tompkins-Stange, “We should be asking a lot more questions about who is behind the curtain,” Ms. Davis said.