The National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG) uses taxpayer funds to invest in companies that promote left-wing ESG goals.
The National Association of Attorneys General uses taxpayer funds to invest in companies that promote left-wing ESG goals.
While Kane writes “there is no mention of ESG or any other consideration not consistent with the uniform prudent investor rule,” line items in the fund clearly show investment in ESG-oriented entities like BlackRock and DFA Emerging Markets Social Core Equity Fund. “There is absolutely no way to say that ESG is not embedded in the investments shown on NAAG’s investment statement sheet,” Consumers’ Research executive director Will Hild told Breitbart News. “Part of the ESG scam is that large asset managers use shares held in funds without an ‘ESG’ or ‘Sustainable’ label to push their ESG agenda.”
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