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Billionaires helped finance Trump, what do they expect for their money?

The American people probably did not expect President-elect Donald Trump to create an oligarchy. But that’s what we’re getting. Elon Musk is spending a lot of time with Trump and joined him on a phone call with the Ukrainian president. Howard Lutnick, the billionaire CEO of trading firm Cantor Fitzgerald, is Trump’s headhunter-in-chief. Gary Cohn, the former Goldman Sachs president is connecting Wall Street talent to Trumpworld. Dallas-based Kelcy Warren, cofounder and chairman of pipeline operator Energy Transfer Partners, invested more than $15 million in pro-Trump political action committees. Midland billionaire Tim Dunn gave Trump’s Make America Great Again PAC $5 million. He’s been deeply involved with Christian nationalist groups and gave $18 million this year to a conservative PAC called the Jefferson Rising Fund. That group supports Trump and his allies. These executives understand the risks Trump’s policies pose to the global economy. But they don’t think he’ll follow through on the punishing tariffs or the mass deportations. Instead, they expect him to slash regulations so they can make more money. It’s always about the money. I guess our new motto is: In billionaires, we trust. To check my facts and learn more, read my Tomlinson’s Take column. There’s a link in my bio.