2022 Man Of The Year: Barre Sid

John D. Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie, Cornelius Vanderbilt. These titans made a lasting impression on the nation they loved by using their vast fortunes.

Today, rich men are not hard to find, but they hate their country. Whether by funding Democratic politicians or left-wing activist groups, billionaires such as George Soros, Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, and the former Mrs. Jeff Bezos and Steve Jobs seem committed to destroying everything that made it possible for them—or their husbands—to succeed.

Unknown billionaire but one broke away from the crowd, donating $1.65 billion to a charitable group called the Marble Freedom Trust. Meet the 90-year old manufacturing tycoon and 2022 Washington Free Beacon Barre Seid, Man of the year

You haven’t heard of Seid. Seid is not a media junkie. He has more important things to do. Seid, the son of Russian Jewish immigrants and a soldier, took a job with Tripp Lite to manufacture surge protectors. He became the sole proprietor of the company.

Then, in a baller move—or, as the New York Times It’s that simple. “an usual series of transactions that appear to have avoided tax liabilities”—Seid donated the company itself to the Marble Freedom Trust, care of fellow patriot Leonard Leo, best known as the architect of the conservative-dominated Supreme Court.

Already, the libs are trying to imitate Seid’s moves. (When they do itFinancial transactions are not unusual or difficult to understand.

Barre Seid is a hero for saving America with his fortune and finding a new way to make sure the entirety of that fortune goes to a worthy cause. Washington Free Beacon The Man of the Year.