Stephen A. Schwarzman, the jewish titan of Wall Street, a main powerhouse behind DEI and CEO Blackstone, has made a bold statement.
He’s now rooting for President Donald Trump for the 2024 Presidential Election.
Sounds like Blackstone is sensing the change coming and wants to play both sides.
If he’s really changed and wants to come over to our side than he needs to prove it.
End all their dangerous anti-White DEI initiatives.
But I have a feeling Schwarzman won’t.
This curious endorsement doesn’t just bring mountains of cash to Trump’s campaign but raises eyebrows.
Many don’t trust him or his company.
Though there is a something to be said about keeping your enemies close.
This presidential election race keeps introducing more twists and turns than a Hollywood blockbuster.
Let’s keep our eyes on this one.
Gateway Pundit reports:
Stephen A. Schwarzman, the formidable billionaire CEO of Blackstone, has declared his unflinching support and substantial financial backing for Donald Trump in the 2024 Presidential Election.
This monumental endorsement reinvigorates Trump’s campaign with not only a flush of funds but also a powerful endorsement from one of the most influential figures in the financial world.
Speaking to Axios, Schwarzman expressed his intention to channel funds not only towards Trump’s campaign but also to a slew of Republican Senate candidates, aiming to fortify GOP positions across the board.
This move is poised to unlock a significant network of Republican donors that Schwarzman has meticulously nurtured over the years, potentially repositioning Trump in the favorable light among skeptical business magnates.
“I share the concern of most Americans that our economic, immigration and foreign policies are taking the country in the wrong direction. For these reasons, I am planning to vote for change and support Donald Trump for President. In addition, I will be supporting Republican Senate candidates and other Republicans up and down the ticket, he added.
Blackstone and DEI go together like bread and butter.
Here’s DEI in real estate:
New Blackstone Real Estate Program Aims to Boost Diversity in CRE
Investment giant Blackstone has announced a new Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) program.
Read the entire article – https://t.co/s9YKhNl6rQ pic.twitter.com/UPfRGJjkm0
— NAIRealvest (@NAIRealvest) January 11, 2024
DEI in the Navy:
#NavyCapital #Navy Blackstone’s Diversity & Inclusion Network aims to “serve as a sounding board for underrepresented minorities,” says $BX's Global Head of Strategic Partners Verdun Perry. For more on the network and its impact: https://t.co/MrqF365gYv pic.twitter.com/KTglRqEOZb
— NAVY CAPITAL (@navycapital) June 28, 2019
DEI in student programs:
Blackstone makes diversity focus of student business program https://t.co/f33ho9c4s3 pic.twitter.com/48Z2qkYzd6
— Benefits Newswire (@BenefitNewswire) February 8, 2021
Here’s a managing director at Blackstone:
“For me, diversity is not about gender, it's socio-economic, it's also sexual orientation, it's a lot of things.” Carol Kim, Sr. Managing Director, @blackstone shared what diversity means to her at Session 2 of Alicorn Leadership Summit #ALS2022#SkySansCeilings pic.twitter.com/FsASW9DeQQ
— Winpe (@winpeforum) February 1, 2022
Gender diversity ‘woeful’ in private equity, says Blackstone credit chief https://t.co/nKKuvzy3y1
— Frank Douglas, Hon. PhD. (@fdoug23) January 20, 2019
Tomorrow at 1:40 – 2:30 PM ET begins the "External Managers on Efforts to Walk the Talk on Inclusion" panel with talented representatives from Base10, McRock Capital, 500 Global, SBAI, and Blackstone!
Click here to register! https://t.co/qryUMstNsX#diversity #inclusion pic.twitter.com/vsQZlg8XbK
— Diversio (@diversioglobal) March 23, 2022
I could go on and on and on and on.
But hey, he could surprise us all.
Let’s wait and see.
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