
Someone Untied Betsey DeVos' $40 Million Boat From a Harbor
Jul 26, 2018
It's been quite an eventful few days for unconventional protests. President Trump's Hollywood Star was destroyed via pickaxe this week, and on Sunday, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos' 163-foot yacht was untied from a dock at the Huron Boat Basin in Ohio.
The $40 million boat, which is called "Seaquest," drifted into the water and hit another dock. It got scratches that will cost between $5,000 and $10,000 to fix. Which is a lot of money for the average person, but literally pocket change to DeVos who is worth... more than $5 billion. And whose family also, inexplicably, owns nine other boats.
Related | Donald Trump's Hollywood Star Smashed to Smithereens
While this is technically a crime, one could also argue it's closer to karma for someone who has rolled back support mechanisms for sexual assault survivors and who wants to revoke $13 million of monetary aid for people who were conned by for-profit colleges.
Regardless, the police are looking at security footage to determine who the culprits are.
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