Melinda French Gates said some tech titans are siding with Trump for good comms

But Melinda French Gates, an old warrior in the technical scene from its early days that works for Microsoft, is not admired by the political shift of the Silicon Valley to the right, especially when the strong individuals do not live from their values.

Bill Gates, the former French husband Gates, sat with the president after he won the Oval Office and spoke with Trump about his charitable efforts.

Since then, the co -founder of Microsoft has not been admired by some of the measures taken by the White House, which is through the Ministry of Government Efficiency, which was previously led by CEO of Tesla Elus Musk.

While Musk was a major financial and political partner for the Trump 2.0 team, the ranks of those who followed themselves with the current administration include the founder of the Amazon Jeff Bezos, CEO of Alphabet Sundar Pichai, the founder of Meta and CEO of Mark Zuckerberg Company and Apple Tim Tim Cook, all of them, all of them They got main spots in January.

However, a broader shift has been noted to the right between the technology community by people such as investment capitalism, Mark Anderson, who said that dinner in Silicon Valley is now divided through the political spectrum, as it was previously inclined to the left.

Andresson, who was previously democratic, told his self -described “in a good position” earlier this year that there are now two types of dinner: “Those that everyone think there is everything was in New York Times On that day … and this is what they are talking about at the dinner party. I am no longer invited to these people, and I do not want to go to them. ”

The French gates, on the other hand, said now more than ever, people in power must be adhering to their values, after Fortune previously told that it intends to put more agenda in the United States

Talking about the latest episode of Bloomberg “Circle” “What I have seen in the past six months to a year is that many people who used to say that one thing has turned here,” said Podcasts, billionaire and businesswoman.

“democracy is formed through our beliefs, investments and values. At all times, we must live these values, and the axis of what some person tell us is the right thing to do. This will be ridiculous.”

Like her ex -husband and co -founder of Bill and Melinda Gates, French Gates was also criticizing the highest strength granted to Tesla Elusk CEO as a private government employee.

Although the relationship between Musk and Trump has now subsided until some extent, the French gates – defender of the rights of women and girls – may strike that handing over a businessman who has special commercial interests, as the force was “unprecedented” and added it “meaningless.”

History books will not be nice

Transformations were also observed towards a more right -wing mentality throughout American companies, as Dei initiatives were scamped.

Here, French Gates said, history will not be nice with companies that permeated some of its policies to enhance diversity, equality and inclusion.

“You have to look at society,” Al -Mohsen said. “Who is in our society now and our democracy, and conducting our legislative bodies, to meet the Senate or our conference like society? The answer is no.

“The reason you need all the representative of society in the Legislative Council in any ruling body is that it sets a good policy based on their living experience.”

The data supports French Gates. While the 119 conference is the most varied ethnic and ethnic group in history, it remains much less diverse than the American population as a whole.

In January, PEW Research 139 of Senators and representatives of today were found as black, Spanish, American, or original American, and continued to turn a more diverse congress.

However, this number is still far from the social makeup of the voters they represent.

Pew found that non -Latin white people constitute a greater share of Congress (74 %) of the total population (58 %), in fact, the gap is wide as it was forty years ago in 1981, when 94 % of legislators in Congress were white, compared to 80 % of the population of the United States.