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Probably a solid gold Mac Pro, but the vintage trash can edition.

He should though be thanking Trump for loosening China’s death grip on Apple and giving them a path to potentially exit manufacturing within the country. Apple was largely responsible for building them into the manufacturing beheamoth they have become after spending nearly half a trillion there over the last decade, which has allowed them to bully around foreign corporations.

Apple is probably responsible for 0,00001% of the money western countries invested in China. They don’t allowed them to do anything.
 
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He’s the CEO of one of the most powerful tech companies in the world. It’s literally his job to be in the room when tech and policy collide, whether you agree with the host or not. Business leaders don’t get to sit out because of politics. If anything, you should want him there representing the industry instead of leaving the table empty.
As much as it pains me to say, this is the right answer.
 
I don't like Trump however Tim is doing what's right for Apple. If Trump is so lacking in self-awareness that the sycophancy doesn't bother him, sobeit.

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True, but what a shame the US Presidency has become an exercise in grifting.

That happened a long long time ago. Long before any of us were born. You just happened to notice now, or were blind to it in the past.

But this is the way government contracting and relationships have worked for over a century. There are no “pure souls” or righteous among the wicked. You may argue the politician you believe in is better then the other person because of those reasons, but that becomes a circular argument.
 
He’s the CEO of one of the most powerful tech companies in the world. It’s literally his job to be in the room when tech and policy collide, whether you agree with the host or not. Business leaders don’t get to sit out because of politics. If anything, you should want him there representing the industry instead of leaving the table empty.
True on all counts. He must represent Apple regardless of who he is represeting it to.
 
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