Tech Billionaires Already Captured the White House. They Still Want to Be Kings

In recent years, tech billionaires have become increasingly involved in politics, with some even running for office themselves.

While they may not have officially taken over the White House, their influence is certainly felt in Washington, with many politicians more than willing to cater to their interests.

From lobbying for favorable regulations to donating large sums of money to political campaigns, these tech moguls are making sure that their voices are heard.

But it doesn’t stop there – some of these billionaires have even been accused of wanting to be kings, using their wealth and power to control not just politics, but every aspect of society.

With their vast fortunes and armies of loyal followers, it’s easy to see how they could wield such influence.

And as they continue to amass more wealth and power, their grip on society only grows tighter.

But not everyone is willing to bow down to these tech billionaires – there are those who are fighting back, working to hold them accountable for their actions and prevent them from becoming the true kings they so desire to be.

As the battle between tech billionaires and their detractors rages on, one thing is clear – the fight for control of our future is far from over.