Trump Shadow Hard to Escape as 2024 Hopefuls Seek Spotlight Bloomberg 2 hrs ago Mark Niquette and Bill Allison
(Bloomberg) Republicans are converging on Florida this weekend at events to woo donors and celebrate former President Donald Trump while a new group of potential presidential candidates tries to emerge from his shadow.
Some Republican donors and consultants say they’re concerned that Trump’s own ability to fundraise could create competition for hard-to-win campaign cash and he might use it to fuel battles within the party that could hamper its effort to regain control of Congress in 2022.
Trump is dangling a possible 2024 campaign to regain the White House that could freeze fundraising and hiring for the dozen other possible contenders, who are attending the Republican National Committee donor retreat in Palm Beach with the hopes of gaining future support.
Trump s Shadow Looms as 2024 Hopefuls Seek Spotlight
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China: Two former govt officials sentenced to death
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7 Apr 2021
Tech entrepreneur Peter Thiel said Tuesday that American Big Tech companies do not consider themselves to be “American companies” due to “woke politics” and because their employees particularly Chinese nationals are sympathetic to the Chinese Communist Party on some issues.
Thiel said during a virtual discussion hosted by former Secretary of State Michael Pompeo:
If you look at the big five tech companies Google, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft virtually very, very little presence in China. So they aren’t naturally a pro-China constituency. Apple is probably the one that’s structurally a real problem because the whole iPhone supply chain gets made from China, and Apple is one that has real synergies with China.