Democrats are the political equivalent of mafia bosses who basically run protection rackets.
“Nice company you have there. Shame if something happened to it.”
We saw a lot of this behavior over the past few years. One of the techniques used to bully social media companies into censorship was the use of open (and private) threats to use antitrust laws to break up Meta, Twitter, Google and all the tech companies if they did not comply with demands to suppress the speech of conservatives and, frankly, anybody including dissenting Democrats.
Elizabeth Warren and Michael Bennett are trying the same thing by going after people and companies that contributed to the Trump inaugural.
it was a personal contribution as you state; i am confused about the questions given that my company did not make a decision.
— Sam Altman (@sama) January 17, 2025
These contributions are standard practice. Obama took millions of dollars from donors, including the companies Warren and Bennet are targeting. So did Joe Biden, even though all the inaugural hoopla was very muted due to insane COVID policies. Presidential libraries get showered with money and no doubt Biden will do his best to vacuum up all that sweet dough once he leaves office. […]
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