Tech bosses shouldn’t turn on Trump, he’s the only one who will stand up against Dems’ anti-tech agenda
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Questions are mounting about whether Silicon Valley will stick with the Republicans now that the party has lost Congress and could be poised to lose power altogether in 2028.
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Tech bosses shouldn’t turn on Trump, he’s the only one who will stand up against Dems’ anti-tech agenda
Questions are mounting about whether Silicon Valley will stick with the Republicans now that the party has lost Congress and could be poised to lose power altogether in 2028.
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