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X account @jbsdc believes that the relationship between the Democratic Party and the technology industry may have developed a long-term and difficult-to-repair rift, using the political affiliations of California and New York as an analogy.
I’m starting to think the divorce of Dems and tech is probably permanent unless/until a new major industry shows up. There’s just almost nothing either side wants from the other than blood.
We’re past needing couples therapy and onto debating custody of the kids (CA and NY).
I’m starting to think the divorce of Dems and tech is probably permanent unless/until a new major industry shows up. There’s just almost nothing either side wants from the other than blood.
We’re past needing couples therapy and onto debating custody of the kids (CA and NY).
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This is X account @jbsdc's subjective view of the relationship between U.S. politics and the technology industry; no verifiable evidence of specific policies, actions, or events was provided.
Follow-up conditions for this event: specific policies, regulatory actions, or public statements by the U.S. Democratic Party related to the technology industry; significant legislative or electoral developments in California and New York involving the technology industry
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