The investor and influencer stopped short of an endorsement, but hinted at his preference.
Share on email Famed investor David Sacks stopped short of formally endorsing a 2024 candidate on Tuesday, but warned Silicon Valley should "think really hard about who it wants to vote for" given the policy stakes.
"Now again, you can say, well, it'll never pass. But I think it's a pretty good reason for Silicon Valley to think really hard about who it wants to vote for."to host both Biden and presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump on "All In," adding that he was open to finding "commonality" with any candidate, regardless of party.
However, he made clear he was partial to Trump, who just last week voiced support for cryptocurrencies after earlier skepticism. "It might have been pandering," Sacks told ProRata's Dan Primack regarding Trump's recent crypto comments. "But at least he's saying the right thing and Biden is not saying the right thing. At least if he's pandering, there's a higher chance that maybe he'll do the right thing."Share on linkedin
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