Rep. Ro Khanna's elementary-school-aged children reportedly earned up to $2 million from three private golf courses in Ohio in 2024, even as Khanna publicly rails against hoarding wealth.
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This segment is a deep dive into what Farash calls the foundational hypocrisy of the anti-oligarchy left. Ro Khanna posted on X about how America should make it 'easier to build wealth than hoard it.' Farash pulls the receipts: according to reporting by Andrew Kerr and the Gateway Pundit, Khanna's children — still in elementary school — are the owners of three private golf courses in Ohio with member initiation fees running up to $45,000 and total 2024 earnings of up to $2 million. [1] — Shawn Farash "Rep. Ro Khanna posts on X about fighting the oligarchy and hoarding wealth. Meanwhile his elementary-school-aged kids own three private Ohi…" 1:09:00 Khanna himself reportedly lives in a luxury home with a four-story elevator and drives a $200,000 SUV. Farash draws the Bernie Sanders parallel: Sanders owns three houses but defines 'real oligarchs' as owning four or more, constantly moving the goalposts. Tom Steyer is cited as another billionaire who ran on anti-billionaire rhetoric without ever making an additional voluntary contribution to the government. The message: these socialist politicians have never once put their money where their mouths are.
Rep. Ro Khanna posts on X about fighting the oligarchy and hoarding wealth. Meanwhile his elementary-school-aged kids own three private Ohio golf courses with $45,000 initiation fees and earned up to $2 million in 2024. Khanna himself lives in a luxury home with a four-story elevator.
Rep. Ro Khanna's young children own three private golf courses in Ohio where membership initiation fees run upward of $45,000.
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