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Koch Brothers Pay Greg Abbott to Play Chemical Russian Roulette With Texas Residents

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Take one Greg Abbott add some Koch money and you get policies that put Koch profit over the safety of people in Texas.

According to Abbott's latest campaign finance report, the Koch Brothers donated a total of $100,000 to the Abbott campaign. Koch interests donated $75,000 following the deadly explosion at the West Fertilizer Company. That explosion killed 15 and injured 160 people. It destroyed 200 homes and caused a total of $100 million in property damage.

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