Keith Rabois

Founders Fund partner Keith Rabois donated $1.72M total in 2025 alone (87% Republican). Top recipients: $750K Grow The Majority, $282K NRCC, $255K Congressional Leadership Fund, plus $10K each to 10+ state Republican parties (TX, NM, FL, MT, NV, WI, NC, NY, OR, VA). Defense oversight: $10K Cotton Majority Committee, $1.2K Cotton for Senate (SASC), $7K Ken Calvert (HASC), $7K Young Kim. Rabois shows the most purely partisan giving pattern in the network — zero Democratic donations, massive investment in Republican House infrastructure. His $750K Grow The Majority donation alone suggests coordinated strategy with Thiel ($852K to same entity) to build a permanent Republican House majority.

FEC records show Keith Rabois donated $6,737,401 in political contributions (2018-2026). Major Republican donor. Largest: $750K to Grow The Majority PAC (2025), $443K to RNC (2026), $274K to NRCC (2025). Hundreds of max donations to individual GOP House candidates. Lists employer alternately as Khosla Ventures (Managing Director) and Founders Fund (Partner). Donations spike dramatically: $197K (2018), $26K (2021), $10K (2022), $1.05M (2023), $3.23M (2024), $1.77M (2025), $443K (2026 YTD).

Rabois lists dual employment at both Khosla Ventures (Managing Director) and Founders Fund (Partner) on FEC filings as late as 2025-2026, despite returning to Khosla in Jan 2024. Massive scaling of donations from $197K in 2018 to $3.2M in 2024 election cycle. In 2025, gave $250K to Congressional Leadership Fund plus $750K to Grow The Majority in single day (March 21). Hosted JD Vance fundraiser Sept 2024.

SEC CIK 0001539865 with 43 filings. Insider at Affirm (AFRM), Xoom, Yelp, Opendoor (OPEN), AbCellera (ABCL), Compass Pathways (CMPS), Hims & Hers (HIMS). Rejoined Opendoor board Sept 2025 (Form 3) with 615,409 shares, acquiring more via board compensation. Most recent Form 4 (Feb 2026) shows 630,088 shares of Opendoor. Regular 10b5-1 trading activity. Listed address Tempe AZ (Opendoor HQ).

Rabois co-founded Opendoor in 2014, left board, and rejoined Sept 2025. He maintains insider positions at multiple public companies. His portfolio of board seats and investments spans fintech (Affirm), real estate (Opendoor), biotech (AbCellera, Compass Pathways), and consumer health (Hims & Hers). Multiple Form 144 intent-to-sell filings suggest regular stock liquidation patterns.

Rabois named as defendant in 5 shareholder lawsuits against Affirm Holdings Inc. (2022-2023). Cases include Vallieres v. Levchin (D. Del. and N.D. Cal.), Quiroga v. Levchin, Williams v. Levchin, Jeffries v. Levchin - all in federal courts. Rabois was an Affirm board member/early investor alongside Max Levchin. Appears to be securities fraud class actions.

Rabois led the first institutional investment in Affirm at Khosla Ventures and served on the board. These lawsuits name all Affirm directors and officers. Other co-defendants include Max Levchin (CEO), Jeremy Liew, Jacqueline Reses, Jenny Ming, Christa Quarles, James White, Libor Michalek, Michael Linford.

Rabois career arc: EVP PayPal (2000-02), VP LinkedIn (2005-07), COO Square (2010-13, departed amid sexual harassment accusation), co-founded Opendoor (2014). Khosla Ventures (2013-19), Founders Fund GP (2019-24), returned to Khosla Jan 2024. Early investor YouTube, Palantir, DoorDash, Affirm, Stripe, Faire. LittleSis entity 91751. Stanford BA Political Science, Harvard Law JD. Sullivan & Cromwell. Moved SF to Miami 2020. Forbes Midas List #4.

Key aspect: Rabois is simultaneously listed on FEC filings as both Khosla Ventures Managing Director AND Founders Fund Partner in 2025-2026, suggesting he maintains a dual role or ongoing carried interest in Founders Fund vehicles. His departure from Square was connected to sexual harassment allegations. He was one of the first major tech figures to move to Miami during the pandemic exodus.