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You'll see a lot of giant yachts that are in "research" foundations. They get tax breaks for supporting "research" and have a few jaunts with scientist in popul

• culi 4y ago
  Right. I mean 501c3's rules around politics are notoriously lax. You basically just can't donate to a candidate of a party. But there's plenty of 501c3's that simply don't explicitly represent a certain party go to pains to reach out to areas that are very reliably a certain party. A lot of these "charities" being donated to out of DAFs are for political influence like this. They can push for laws and regulations that will benefit, in this case, Tesla or Twitter or whatever, and Musk now can play politics without having to pay taxes on that money