“Tom Steyer is trying to sell himself to voters as an agent of change,” the Los Angeles Times reports.
“He has vowed to take on entrenched political and economic forces to create affordable housing, make the wealthy pay more in taxes, lower energy bills and protect the environment.”
“But perhaps the biggest change he is selling is his own.”
“The hedge-fund billionaire turned climate activist has faced criticism throughout his campaign for past investments in coal plants and private prisons, to name a few, that helped build his fortune and gave him the means to spend more than $150 million of his own money in his quest for the governor’s mansion.”
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