Microsoft and its founder, Bill Gates, went all-in for Democrat presidential candidate Kamala Harris as President-elect Donald Trump has tapped nominees who will take a hawkish stance on big tech, especially for big tech’s censorship practices.
In late October, the New York Times reported that Bill Gates said he donated roughly $50 million to a “dark money” political action group, Future Forward USA Action, that was backing Vice President Kamala Harris’s presidential bid. Future Forward was one of the leading Democrat organizations pushing out anti-Trump ads during the 2024 presidential election.
Although Gates did not explicitly endorse Harris, he claimed that “this election is different.” He told the New York Times:
I support candidates who demonstrate a clear commitment to improving health care, reducing poverty and fighting climate change in the U.S. and around the world. “I have a long history of working with leaders across the political spectrum, but this election is different, with unprecedented significance for Americans and the most vulnerable people around the world.
The Times wrote that Gates has tried to stay above the political fray so that he could work with Democrat and Republican administrations.
However, it appears that his organization has become increasingly tied to the Democrat Party and its presidential nominees. […]
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