Will Biden stay? Or will he go?
In the wake of Dems’ fresh calls for Biden to step down, it seems that they’ve lost sight of the fact that they are likely to lose, quite significantly, to Trump in the forthcoming election.
Frankly, however, the Democrats can continue dithering on endlessly in their pitiable infighting, because Big Tech has made it rather clear that they’re preparing for an imminent Trump victory.
Recently, the Washington Post made a rather startling admission, claiming that billionaire Trump supporters Elon Musk and Bill Ackman are allegedly using “megaphones” for endorsing Trump.
“The right-leaning business community on X, including Elon Musk and hedge fund billionaire Bill Ackman, used their megaphones to endorse Trump and fuel storylines about Saturday’s attack,” the liberal media outlet gloomily admitted.
Well, how about that. Considering that mainstream media has been using its own “megaphones” for years to smear Trump, to the extent that it has literally inspired attempts on Trump’s life.
And, while the media licks its self-inflicted wounds, another reality is unfolding across an industry that has generally been resistant to Trump: the reality of Biden’s complete absence of mental cognition, especially in the moments that he needs it the most.
“No one differed on one thing: [Biden] is incapable of running the country today and he should step down. It’s a foregone conclusion.”
So was the consensus reached by quite a few industry titans at a recent tech conference in Sun Valley, Idaho, as reported by the New York Post.
“Trump will sweep the presidency – it will be so lopsided it’s frightening,” a Big Tech insider declared.
Indeed, he will.
Which is all the more reason why quite a few industry titans are angered by Jeffrey Katzenberg, Biden’s campaign co-chair.
Katzenberg, well known for being a so-called leader in Hollywood, has been widely blasted for his “duplicitous” depiction of Biden’s real mental state.
Apparently, “make believe” is as commonplace in Katzenberg’s political endorsements as it is in his woke movies.
“Katzenberg asked for big, big checks and when people asked about the President’s health, he said, ‘No, no, no, he’s fine.’ But that was just a lie, a total lie,” a Hollywood donor reportedly stated.
Thus, it was not exactly surprising that quite a few Big Tech titans apparently gave Katzenberg the cold shoulder in Idaho.
“Katzenberg was not getting a lot of meetings. The talk about him was as negative as it’s ever been,” another attendee remarked.
Awesome. Please continue the internecine fighting. It will merely propel Trump to an even bigger landslide victory.
“[Biden’s] condition has been getting worse… he isn’t going to get better … [Katzenberg] didn’t apologize at all… nothing,” another insider huffed.
Of course not. How many diehard Democrats ever express a modicum of self-awareness?
Apparently, Katzenberg is facing even worse blowback than he did back in 2020, following his spectacular $1.75B loss in Quibi, a streaming platform that rapidly dissolved.
Which is rather amusing.
In the meantime, far savvier minds are investing in the Trump-Vance ticket, much to the gloom of woke Hollywood.
For instance, billionaire venture capitalist Peter Thiel apparently backed JD Vance to the tune of $10M during his Senate run in 2022.
Elon Musk, who has a long-time association with Thiel, also made his viewpoints regarding the forthcoming presidential race quite clear.
“I fully endorse President Trump and hope for his rapid recovery,” Musk declared.
With any luck, both of Musk’s wishes will be fulfilled in short order.
Meanwhile, the Democrats can continue to flounder while Big Tech, of all industries, prepares for the return of Trump … and the return of cognitive competency to the White House.
Author: Ofelia Thornton
