Republican megadonor Ken Langone donated to Sen. Joe Manchin’s leadership committee after the lawmaker opposed Joe Biden’s Build Back Better plan.
Billionaire investor Ken Langone and his wife each contributed $5,000 to Sen. Joe Manchin's leadership PAC in late December.
The contribution arrived just over a week after Manchin announced he would not back President Biden's social spending and climate package, called the Build Back Better Act. In November, Langone praised Manchin live on CNBC, saying that he would host a massive fundraising event for the conservative Democrat.
Ken Langone, a billionaire investor and Republican donor, contributed to Sen. Joe Manchin's political action committee days after the conservative Democratic lawmaker said he would not support President Joe Biden's $1.75 trillion social and climate spending package.
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