Following their regained dominance in Congress, Democrats are turning their attention toward the substantial contributions made by major tech firms to President Donald Trump’s ballroom project. Senator Richard Blumenthal has formally requested information from key players like Apple and Google concerning their financial support. These companies have until early January to submit the necessary documents voluntarily, lest they face the threat of subpoenas. Following their regained dominance in Congress, Democrats are turning their attention toward the substantial contributions made by major tech firms to President Donald Trump’s ballroom project. Senator Richard Blumenthal has formally requested information from key players like Apple and Google concerning their financial support. These companies have until early January to submit the necessary documents voluntarily, lest they face the threat of subpoenas.
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