Tom Steyer

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American businessman, philanthropist, and 2020 presidential candidate.

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StoryApr 10, 2020Read →

Tom Steyer Endorses Joe Biden, Says Former VP Will Have to Show How He Is ‘More Progressive’

Former Vice President Joe Biden garnered more endorsements than Sen. Bernie Sanders (Vt.), and now he can add another one to his long list. Billionaire and former presidential hopeful Tom Steyer officially announced his…

ReportingMar 1, 2020Read →

After Biden’s South Carolina Win, Democrats Head to Alabama to Commemorate Civil Rights March

Five Democratic presidential contenders will help mark the anniversary of a landmark civil rights march in Alabama on Sunday, the day after strong African-American support powered Joe Biden to a resounding victory in…

ReportingMar 1, 2020Read →

Environmentalist Tom Steyer Ends 2020 Democratic Presidential Bid

Billionaire environmentalist Tom Steyer, a fierce critic of President Donald Trump who had pushed early for his impeachment, abandoned his bid for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination on Saturday after trailing…

StoryFeb 26, 2020Read →

Klobuchar Said She Thought She Could ‘Actually Get Hit’ While ‘Literally Sandwiched’ Between Biden and Steyer

Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) said she wanted to show Americans that she did not approve of the divisiveness that was on display during the Democratic debate in South Carolina. Reporters snapped a picture of Klobuchar on…

ReportingFeb 21, 2020Read →

Businessman Steyer Pumps $64.7 Million of Own Funds Into U.S. Presidential Bid in January

Businessman Tom Steyer poured $64.7 million of his own wealth in January into his bid to win the Democratic presidential nomination, for a total spend of $267 million, a campaign finance disclosure showed on Thursday…

StoryJan 15, 2020Read →

Steyer Hits Buttigieg for Not Being Strong Enough on Climate Change Issues During Segment on Trade

As the Senate prepares to vote on the new United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), Democratic presidential candidates debated whether it was an improvement to the current trade situation and worth supporting…

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