100 Percent Fed Up Article RatingPresident Trump Says Bill Gates Asked to Visit Mar-a-Lago Tonight * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Kaley
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- Politician Portrayal
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58% : But the Microsoft co-founder congratulated Trump on his November victory over Vice President Harris, despite endorsing the Democratic nominee and reportedly boosting a Harris-aligned PAC with a $50 million donation.56% : In a very interesting Truth Social post, President Trump said that Bill Gates asked to come to Mar-a-Lago -- tonight.
56% : Gates, a tech billionaire, met with Trump in New York City in December 2016.
54% : The Hill commented:Various tech executives have also already met with Trump in Florida, hoping, in part, to forge a better relationship with the Republican as his administration is set to kick off in late January.
53% : This wouldn't be the first time Bill Gates met with President Trump.
23% : Gates has been critical of Trump in the past, specifically about his foreign policy rhetoric as well as his administration's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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