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#2Ok, why?
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#3Ok, why?
Because they became Trumps biggest backers and all the things they done since he was elected open them up to corruption investigations, particularly House Investigations.
https://www.axios.com/2025/11/05/trump-2-billion-fundraising...
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#4Ok, why?
Because they became Trumps biggest backers and all the things they done since he was elected open them up to corruption investigations, particularly House Investigations. https://www.axios.com/2025/11/05/trump-2-billion-fundraising...
Yeah but before that they were leftist enforcers, banning anyone who said anything to the right of Elizabeth Warren.
They just kowtow, and that's why the next regime will like them just the same.
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#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Because they became Trumps biggest backers and all the things they done since he was elected open them up to corruption investigations, particularly House Investigations. https://www.axios.com/2025/11/05/trump-2-billion-fundraising...
Yeah but before that they were leftist enforcers, banning anyone who said anything to the right of Elizabeth Warren. They just kowtow, and that's why the next regime will like them just the same.
For sure, I hated the that. But the financial shenanigans that tech decided to do thinking Trump would be leader for life will come back to bite them. Its some of the worst corruption since like early 1900s.
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#6lol at thinking anyone cares about white collar crime in this country. A few million well placed donations (and the fact that the senate still heavily favors Republicans) and they’ll be fine. Maybe they’ll throw someone minor under the bus to feed the bloodlust.