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Digital fight: Google and Musk’s X go head-to-head in battle for the White House

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FILE - Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump listens as Elon Musk speaks during a campaign rally at the Butler Farm Show, Saturday, Oct. 5, 2024, in Butler, Pa. (AP Photo/Julia Demaree Nikhinson, File)

Tech Titans Enter the Final Weeks of the Presidential Race

As the race for the White House intensifies, two of the largest tech companies in the United States have entered the political arena in a dramatic showdown.

Elon Musk Backs Trump with Massive Financial Support

Elon Musk, the world’s richest man, has thrown his considerable resources behind Donald Trump’s campaign. This support includes more than $100 million in financial donations, with $75 million contributed in just the last three months. In addition to financial backing, Musk has leveraged his social media platform, “X,” to bolster Trump’s candidacy.

Google Steps Up for Kamala Harris

Not to be outdone, Google is now bringing its influence into the race, supporting Kamala Harris. This Friday, key members of Google’s legal team are set to headline a major fundraiser for Harris, expected to bring in millions of dollars in the campaign’s final stretch.

Legal Ties Spark Controversy

The fundraiser is hosted by three prominent attorneys from Paul Weiss, the law firm defending Google in a historic antitrust case accusing the company of monopolizing digital advertising. This case, initiated by the Biden-Harris administration, presents a potential conflict of interest as Harris receives support from a tech giant facing government litigation.

Fundraiser Raises Ethical Concerns

Tickets for the Google-linked event are priced as high as $50,000, with the overall fundraiser projected to raise over $5 million for Harris. Critics, including Jeff Hauser, director of the Revolving Door Project, argue that this creates a “clear conflict of interest.” Renowned lawyer Brendan Benedict warned that accepting donations from Google could damage Harris’ image due to the ongoing legal battles with the U.S. government.

The Final Showdown: Musk vs. Google

In the end, only one tech giant will prevail. Should Trump win, Google’s antitrust case could face significant challenges. If Harris wins, Musk has dramatically declared, “I have to leave this country!” as the competition between these tech titans escalates to new heights in the political realm.

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