Wednesday's well wishes follow Jeff Bezos deciding The Washington Post, which he owns, would end its practice of making presidential endorsements.
Jeff Bezos congratulated President-elect Donald Trump Wednesday on his election victory, with the praise following the billionaire's controversial decision to block The Washington Post from issuing a presidential endorsement.
Bezos issued "big congratulations" to Trump via X, saying he achieved an "extraordinary political comeback and decisive victory."
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