LinkedIn founder will donate $5M to veterans if Trump releases tax returns
- 8 years ago
LinkedIn cofounder and billionaire Reid Hoffman is willing to pay $5 million to see Donald Trump’s tax returns.
On Monday, Hoffman published a post on Medium calling attention to a 26-year-old veteran’s campaign on crowdfunding site CrowdPac to donate at least $25,000 to 10 veterans’ groups if Trump releases his tax returns before the final presidential debate on October 19th.
Hoffman wrote that if the crowdfunded campaign reaches its goal, he will match it with five times the amount, up to $5 million.
The campaign had only raised $5,000 before Hoffman’s post went live.
Trump claims to love veterans, and so we’re asking him to put his money where his mouth is.
On Monday, Hoffman published a post on Medium calling attention to a 26-year-old veteran’s campaign on crowdfunding site CrowdPac to donate at least $25,000 to 10 veterans’ groups if Trump releases his tax returns before the final presidential debate on October 19th.
Hoffman wrote that if the crowdfunded campaign reaches its goal, he will match it with five times the amount, up to $5 million.
The campaign had only raised $5,000 before Hoffman’s post went live.
Trump claims to love veterans, and so we’re asking him to put his money where his mouth is.