Democratic Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez Joins ‘Varney & Co’ to Discuss Illinois Federal Judge’s Decision to Block President Trump’s National Guard Deployment.
Tech Billionaire Marc Benioff is looking back on his support for President Donald Trump’s Marc using the National Guard in San Francisco.
Ron Conway, a Democratic philanthropist and board member of The Salesforce Foundation, left his position at Benioff’s company last week. Conway announced his resignation in an email directly to Benioff, the Salesforce CEO.
“I am very sad to say that with your recent comments, and the failure to understand their impact, I have now not seen the person I once loved,” Conway told Benioff, according to an email obtained by the San Francisco Standard.
“I have expressed to you, time and time again, in recent days, that I am shocked and disappointed by your comments on the attack on SAN FRANCISCE, and other illegal activities,” said some of the unofficial terms.
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Ron Conway, pictured, resigned from the Salesforce Foundation board in a fiery email last week. (Photo by Dia Diphasupil / Getty Images / Getty Images)
A Salesforce spokesperson thanked Conway for his time on the board but did not address the controversy in a statement.
“We are very grateful for Ron Conway and his incredible contributions to the Salesforce Foundation board for more than a decade,” a company spokesperson said in a statement.
Chairman and CEO of Salesforce Marc R. Benioff attends the 54th annual meeting of the World Economic Forum, in Davos, Switzerland, January 18, 2024. (Reuters / Denis Balisause / Reuters Photos)
Beniaff revealed his support for the Trump Trooper deployment in an interview with The New York Times earlier this month.
“We don’t have enough police, so if [the National Guard] You can be the police, I’m all about it,” Benioff said.
He added: “I fully support the president. I think he’s doing a good job.”
Scotus’ long-held predecessors were the Portland-based, Chicago National Guard Collectives
Benioff shocked many in Silicon Valley by supporting President Trump’s crackdown on crime. (Nathan Laine / Bloomberg via Getty Images | David Paul Morris / Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images)
Benioff’s comments came a week before his annual dream conference San Francisco. He also complained about the times he has to pay out of pocket for off-duty police to strengthen security at the convention every year.
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Trump’s friendly words are the face of the California billionaire, however, who has spent decades mingling with tens of millions of dollars in left antiway groups.
