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    Tech Leaders Shift Support: Why Silicon Valley is Rallying Behind Trump

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    They are starting to come forward in droves now to support President Trump. Tech leaders and even Wall Street investors long supporting Biden and the Democrats, have and are switching sides as they see the Marxist menace growing. They know the only way to stop the advancing dictatorship is to get Trump back into office.

    This week, David Sacks, co-host of the podcast ‘All-In’, discussed on a talk show why he and others in his circle are backing former President Donald Trump. According to Sacks, the disillusionment with President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris is palpable, prompting a notable shift in political support.

    Sacks shared that their initial fundraising goal for Trump was modest, aimed at $5 million, with some skepticism about even reaching that mark given Silicon Valley’s liberal leanings. However, the event surpassed expectations dramatically, raising $12 million. The gathering attracted over a hundred attendees, reflecting a significant enthusiasm for Trump, contrary to the usual political climate in San Francisco. Sacks highlighted the minimal protester turnout despite attempts by local media to mobilize opposition, contrasting it with the hundreds of supporters who cheered along Trump’s motorcade.

    The broader national sentiment mirrors this enthusiasm, as observed in diverse communities across the country. Sacks noted that many attendees were first-time Republican donors, traditionally aligned with the Democrats. This shift, he suggests, is due to Trump’s appeal as a proponent of innovation and his stance against the perceived anti-innovation policies of the Biden administration, particularly concerning sectors like cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence.

    Sacks argued that Biden’s approach has been detrimental to the tech industry, citing restrictive measures on mergers and acquisitions and overregulation in cutting-edge fields. In contrast, Trump is seen as a champion of the tech industry, willing to support and foster innovation. His ability to listen and respond to the concerns of tech leaders at the fundraising event helped solidify their support.

    This change of heart among tech entrepreneurs signifies a massive shift. Their substantial financial backing and public endorsement of Trump suggest a growing trend of reevaluating political loyalties based on the impact of policies on the tech industry and the nation as a whole. According to Sacks, the engagement with Trump at the event showcased his commitment to the country’s success and his potential to attract support from traditionally non-Republican sectors. Come November, the election is already set for a Reagan like wave destroying the Democrats from coast to coast. But then again, so was 2020 and we all saw the games played when no one was looking, and the Marxist Deep State tactics to then shut anyone up who actually noticed, which was millions of people.

    Major Points

    • David Sacks, a tech podcast co-host, expressed growing support for Donald Trump in Silicon Valley, citing disillusionment with the Biden administration.
    • Sacks reported that a fundraising event for Trump in a predominantly liberal area raised an unexpected $12 million, indicating significant support.
    • The event attracted over a hundred attendees, with minimal opposition from protesters, showcasing a strong enthusiasm for Trump among participants.
    • Many attendees, traditionally Democrat donors, contributed to the Republican cause for the first time, drawn by Trump’s pro-innovation stance.
    • Sacks criticized Biden’s restrictive policies on tech innovations like cryptocurrency and AI, contrasting them with Trump’s more favorable approach towards technological advancement.

    Lap Fu Ip – Reprinted with permission of Whatfinger News

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