Breaking: Bill Gates congratulated President Trump and VP‑elect J.D. Vance, offering to work on innovation and global health after the Nov. 7 victory. What do you think? Comment. According to Newsweek (newsweek.com)
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Bill Gates congratulated President Trump and VP‑elect JD Vance, posting on X that “America is at its strongest when we use ingenuity and innovation to improve lives… I hope we can work together now to build a brighter future for everyone.” (newsweek.com) The November 7, 2024 message came after Trump’s election victory and signals Gates’s willingness to engage with the incoming administration on innovation, global health and aid. (newsweek.com) Several other technology leaders also extended congratulations. (timesofindia.indiatimes.com) The post has prompted discussion about Gates’s past political donations and the role of tech philanthropy in shaping policy during presidential transitions, and public reaction continues today. (timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
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