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Last year, the GOP's legacy donor class and its newer crop of tech and finance billionaires

found common cause, writing enormous

checks to support Donald Trump.

In February, billionaire Kelsey Warren and his fossil fuel pipeline company, energy transfer,

each sent $12.5 million to MAGA, Inc., a Trump-aligned SuperPack.

Just a few months later, OpenAI co-founder and President Greg Brockman and his wife

cut checks for $12.5 million each.

That makes Warren and Brockman the biggest individual donors to MAGA, Inc.

But the roster is deeper than two names and four eight-figure checks.

Forbes counts at least 24 billionaires, or billionaire families, who have given over $1 million,

according to Federal Election Commission filings covering through the end of March.

Brockman is not currently on Forbes's list of billionaires, but he did claim to be one in testimony

related to Elon Musk's lawsuit against Open AI.

Collectively, these 10-figure club members, plus Brockman, donated $118 million, about a third of

the $350 million war chest MAGA Inc. has built.

After Warren and Brockman, it reads like the donor role from every modern Republican spending spree.

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