Top GOP Donor Says He Wouldn't Back A Trump 2024 Run: Time To 'Move On'
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Billionaire hedge fund manager Ken Griffin told Bloomberg, "It’s time for America to move on."
A top GOP donor said Monday he wouldn’t back Donald Trump if he ran for president again in 2024.
“I think it’s time for America to move on,” hedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin said during an interview with Bloomberg’s Erik Schatzker at the Economic Club of Chicago.
Griffin spent more than $60 million to boost conservatives in the 2020 elections, placing him among the top five political donors in the election cycle, though he has never directly supported Trump’s campaigns, a point he noted during Monday’s discussion.
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