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Corporate America pledges donations for Trump's inauguration
Published on 2024-12-17 22:40:58 - Reuters
- Companies ranging from finance majors to Silicon Valley behemoths are pledging donations to Donald Trump's inaugural fund as business leaders rush to ensure a favorable relationship with the U.S. president-elect after his November election win.
The article from Reuters discusses how major U.S. corporations are pledging donations for Donald Trump's 2024 presidential inauguration, despite his controversial tenure and the events surrounding the January 6 Capitol riot. Companies like AT&T, Boeing, and General Motors are among those contributing, with the aim to foster a positive relationship with the incoming administration. These donations are seen as a way to secure influence and access to the new government, although some firms are contributing less than in previous years due to Trump's polarizing figure and the potential backlash from consumers and shareholders. The inauguration committee, which is separate from Trump's campaign, has set up a fund to accept these contributions, with strict guidelines on how the money can be spent, focusing on the inauguration events rather than political activities. However, the involvement of corporate America in funding the inauguration has sparked debate over the influence of money in politics and the ethical considerations of supporting a figure like Trump.
Read the Full Reuters Article at:
[ https://www.reuters.com/world/us/corporate-america-pledges-donations-trump-inauguration-2024-12-17/ ]
Read the Full Reuters Article at:
[ https://www.reuters.com/world/us/corporate-america-pledges-donations-trump-inauguration-2024-12-17/ ]
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