Meet the Left’s New Soros: Swiss Billionaire
Hansjörg Wyss Becomes Democrat Mega-Donor
with Millions Funneled to Left-Wing Groups
Posted By: Imright, 4/7/2023 7:44:49 PM
Billionaire Hansjörg Wyss, a Swiss national who lives in Wyoming, has become a “Democrat-aligned mega-donor,” according to the Associated Press (AP), thanks to his funneling hundreds of millions of dollars to left-wing groups. “Newly available tax documents show that his giving through the Berger Action Fund, which describes itself as advocating for ‘solutions to some of our world’s biggest problems,’ swelled in 2021 to $72 million, cementing Wyss’ status as a Democratic-aligned megadonor,” the AP reports.
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