Up | October 14, 2012
The Koch Brothers use their company to round up votes for Romney
Up w/ Chris Hayes shares documents obtained by In These Times magazine sent by Koch Industries – the company owned by conservative billionaires Charles and David Koch – to its 50,000 employees suggesting that they vote for Mitt Romney.
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