Silicon Valley's Trump supporters envision ascendant startups, Vance 2028
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Jacob Helberg described the mood at Mar-a-Lago on election night as electric, stating, "People are hopeful for the future. There's a sense that it's morning in America again." This reflects the optimism among Trump supporters and the anticipation of significant work ahead.
Venture capitalists and technologists are celebrating potential benefits of a Republican presidency, anticipating favorable cryptocurrency regulations, no tax increases on capital gains, and a lighter approach to antitrust, which could boost startup acquisitions.
Palmer Luckey expressed connection to the Trump transition team, indicating readiness for top positions like Secretary of Defense, saying, "There's not a single name I'm unhappy with" regarding potential staff.
The election saw Silicon Valley making substantial contributions to both campaigns, marking a shift in the tech industry's historically cautious approach towards Washington, indicating growing GOP support and record-setting contributions.
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