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As some who has been out literal in the woods, can someone give me more context?
Protons ceo is publicly promoting trump and so are public proton accounts
That's a lie. He never promoted Trump.
I mean, you're kinda splitting hairs no? He certainly promoted the Republican party, of which Trump leads.
No, I don't think so at all.
This is also a lie. He did not promote the Republican Party. Words mean something, quit making shit up.
Did you read his actual comments? He literally made propagandistic claims in support of Republicans and in opposition to Democrats. Or do you agree with him that Republicans are "for the little guy"? Its complete nonsense made up to promote the Republican party.
How is saying that republicans are the right choice for their policies and democrats are not, not promoting republicans?
Not what he said.
His words about the Gail Slater nomination specifically were.
I disagree with Yen here, but characterizing that statement as βrepublicans are the right choice for their policies and democrats are not,β seems like a real stretch.
How is that a stretch when the quote is praising Republican policies and directly comparing them to Democrat ones?