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Apple, Silicon Valley raised millions to fund Hillary Clinton platform backing tech's positions on
Neither of them are viable candidates. Both represent the dregs of society.flaneur said:
I'll buy that. The contrast is between the amount of policy from Clinton that can be discussed, versus the lack of anything of substance from Trump.DanielEran said:
This isn't personal politics. It's a dryly factual recounting of what two candidates present as their tech policy.thewhitefalcon said:This is an absolute joke of an article. Why AI continues to allow DED to spew his personal politics on a tech site is beyond me; is his click bait that valuable?
And before you accuse me of being a Trumpkin, I've been #NeverTrump since before it was cool.
And the people who are running America's leading industry for the future know what they are doing in choosing the only viable candidate.
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Apple, Silicon Valley raised millions to fund Hillary Clinton platform backing tech's positions on
A politician who sells her influence to the highest bidder (including the Oompa-Loompa)? One of the most corrupt human beings (though there's some doubt on that score) to walk the face of the planet? Really? She's an improvement?DanielEran said:So really, who do you trust: a politician seeking to incrementally improve upon the status quo, or a charlatan con man lying and boasting and stroking off racist white supremacists?
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Apple, Silicon Valley raised millions to fund Hillary Clinton platform backing tech's positions on
This is an absolute joke of an article. Why AI continues to allow DED to spew his personal politics on a tech site is beyond me; is his click bait that valuable?
And before you accuse me of being a Trumpkin, I've been #NeverTrump since before it was cool.
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Apple exec Eddy Cue nets $59M in vested company stock
Too bad it's not a severance package.
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The Verge founding member Chris Ziegler worked at Apple for two months before leaving website
...that's quite odd.
