The conservative mega-donors Charles and David Koch don’t have a favorite candidate yet.
“Last count, there are 126 Republicans running. Who are my three favorites? I don’t know, because I don’t know most of them,” Charles Koch told The Washington Post in an interview released on Tuesday.
The Koch brothers told USA Today earlier this year they were considering Govs. Scott Walker and Jeb Bush and Sens. Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, and Marco Rubio for their support in 2016, but Koch told The Washington Post they still didn’t have a single favorite.
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“Well, we’ve named five that we think have some combination of probability of winning the nomination and of having the most issues that we agree on. We don’t agree with any of them on all the issues,” he said.









