> calls political donation the highest form of return of investment that exists Well, he seems to be shitposting or knowingly lying, then. It says he has a $30

> calls political donation the highest form of return of investment that exists Well, he seems to be shitposting or knowingly lying, then. It says he has a $30 billion fortune currently, yet still drives a Corolla and uses his parent's Netflix account, so he apparently wasn't super rich to begin with. So unless he thinks he's going to become the world's first multi-trillionaire, there is no $100 mil to $1 bil investment that can return what he got out of starting his current business, which wasn't a political donation. Or he means something non-financial by "highest form," as in he might actually care about the Democratic agenda apart from whether it can make him even richer or not.