Donald Trump Jr. is joining a venture capital firm to invest in conservative-leaning companies, rather than joining his father’s team in the White House.
The president-elect’s eldest son will join 1789 Capital, a Florida-based venture firm that “assists companies building the next era of prosperity,” according to a person with direct knowledge of the move. according to America”.
Trump Jr., who played a central role in the re-election campaign, will join as a partner.
1789 Capital takes aim at the so-called “parallel economy,” which includes alternative media outlets like the Tucker Carlson Network, as well as companies and technology that oppose environmental, social, and governance issues , as well as “industries weighed down by excessive bureaucracy.”
