Maga Inc: how Donald Trump's allies stand to gain from 'anti-woke' resurgence

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : They also say that given Trump won more votes this year than in his first election, the number of potential consumers these companies might appeal to is expanding.
52% : "With Trump in office, many of these platforms will become more institutionalised," said Sam Woolley, associate professor in communication at the University of Pittsburgh.
52% : George Farmer, former chief executive of Parler, said a shift among the America First movement to "shop their values" was becoming more entrenched, but noted that "if [mainstream] companies get comfortable with Trump, that lessens the necessity argument for the parallel economy".
16% : "Silicon Valley Big Tech executives more broadly have embraced Trump this election, seeking to rebuild bridges with him after facing regulatory probes and antitrust threats during Biden's administration.

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