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Jan 9, 2017
"Opponents of President-elect Donald Trump with significant stock market investments have a problem. We've made a lot of money since Election Day (the Dow is up almost 9&37;), yet it feels morally wrong to have profited from the victory of a man we consider unfit for office and whose policies we viscerally oppose. It's like possessing stolen property or being the unwilling beneficiary of a nefarious scheme... Giving Pledge 2.0 simply requires that you commit to spend the majority of any stock market gains earned from Election Day to the inauguration fighting those policies of the Trump administration that are most antithetical to your values. And there will be plenty to choose from."
Read more to find out why the rich are benefitting and what the GivingPledge 2.0 looks like.
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