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According to reports, some US companies closely linked to Trump are taking action to win the favor of the Democratic Party. They are worried that once the Republican Party loses control of the House of Representatives, they themselves will be targeted. People familiar with the matter said that Meta and other companies are donating large sums of money to the Democratic Party before the midterm elections to hedge the tens of millions of dollars previously donated to White House ballroom events and Republican-related projects. Other companies, such as Paramount Sky Dance and Kalshi, have hired former Democratic Party staff to strengthen government relations teams. Participants in related discussions revealed that some companies have set up internal special working groups to deduce plans to deal with potential questions from Congress, focusing on the huge financial support provided by companies to Trump and his political operations. People involved in the discussion said that executives and advisors from companies such as Meta and Palantir are already investigating and judging, and they are likely to encounter requests for information, congressional hearings, and even subpoenas.

Zhitongcaijing·08/29/2026 02:57:00
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According to reports, some US companies closely linked to Trump are taking action to win the favor of the Democratic Party. They are worried that once the Republican Party loses control of the House of Representatives, they themselves will be targeted. People familiar with the matter said that Meta and other companies are donating large sums of money to the Democratic Party before the midterm elections to hedge the tens of millions of dollars previously donated to White House ballroom events and Republican-related projects. Other companies, such as Paramount Sky Dance and Kalshi, have hired former Democratic Party staff to strengthen government relations teams. Participants in related discussions revealed that some companies have set up internal special working groups to deduce plans to deal with potential questions from Congress, focusing on the huge financial support provided by companies to Trump and his political operations. People involved in the discussion said that executives and advisors from companies such as Meta and Palantir are already investigating and judging, and they are likely to encounter requests for information, congressional hearings, and even subpoenas.