Empirical Evidence that Some People have too Much Money?

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Via Politico:  Former AIG chairman Hank Greenberg invests $10 million in Jeb Bush.

8 responses to “Empirical Evidence that Some People have too Much Money?”

  1. Just 'nutha ig'rant cracker Avatar
    Just ‘nutha ig’rant cracker

    Cute. I wonder what the return on investment consists of.

  2. That is so odd, he’s never made a bad investment or business decision…

  3. HEY HANK, OVER HERE!!!

  4. I have said it before. It does not matter who he supports. It serves to solidify his bona fides as a guy who can put ten million bucks in somebody’s pocket. On this basis, he will get a listen and facetime with lots of people without anything as crass or even indictable as a quid-pro-quo. If you sit on a park bench and give one bread crumb to one pigeon, you will attract a crowd of pigeons without having to feed them all.

  5. What? I thought there was like a $2000 limit on contributions???

  6. @Just ‘nutha ig’rant cracker: “Cute. I wonder what the return on investment consists of.”

    Think of it as maintaining a reputation for ‘you give me $100 million in loot scratch my back and I’ll bribe you handsomely scratch your back’.

  7. Hey, even a billionaire wants to buy a lottery ticket now and then. The odds on Jeb! paying off are almost as good as the billion dollar powerball…

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