In a segment on HBO's "Vice News Tonight" that aired Thursday, California billionaire and political donor Tom Steyer avoided saying whether he planned to run for governor. “The question will be how can I do it in the way that has the most impact." Most of that money has gone toward Proposition 56, which would implement a $2-per-pack cigarette tax. But he’s also contributed to income tax measure Proposition 55, death penalty repeal initiative Proposition 62, parole measure Proposition 57 and bilingual education measure Proposition 58. In the Vice News interview, Steyer also criticized Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, who has called him a "radical activist."

Source: Los Angeles Times November 04, 2016 02:24 UTC