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ReportingPower Games

3 min readJune 4, 2026

Silicon Valley’s Big Spending Secures Political Leverage in California’s Primary

Silicon Valley tech firms spent tens of millions in California’s primary election to back candidates likely to oppose new regulations and taxes. This strategic investment aims to shape state policy on AI, labor, and taxation, highlighting the growing influence of private money in public decision-making.

Why it matters: Silicon Valley tech firms spent tens of millions in California’s primary election to back candidates likely to oppose new regulations and taxes. This strategic investment aims to shape state policy on AI, labor, and taxation, highlighting the growing influence of private money in public decision-making.

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ReportingNarrative Warfare

3 min readMay 1, 2026

Marc Andreessen-backed MTS turns X into a 24/7 influence stream

The public stakes are tied to how Marc Andreessen can convert attention and institutional position into durable leverage, while the public absorbs the consequences.

Why it matters: The public stakes are tied to how Marc Andreessen can convert attention and institutional position into durable leverage, while the public absorbs the consequences.

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ReportingPower Games

3 min readMay 1, 2026

Reid Hoffman urges Silicon Valley leaders to resist Trump pressure

The public cost is that in posts on X and an opinion column penned for The San Francisco Standard, Hoffman writes: “We in Silicon Valley can’t bend the knee to Trump.

Why it matters: The public cost is that in posts on X and an opinion column penned for The San Francisco Standard, Hoffman writes: “We in Silicon Valley can’t bend the knee to Trump.

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