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Larry Ellison, the Chairman and CTO of Oracle (which acquired MICROS Systems in 2014), has been a prominent supporter of Donald Trump. In February 2020, Ellison hosted a high-profile fundraiser for Trump at his estate in Rancho Mirage, Cal…
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The Oracle Corporation PAC, which represents the interests of all Oracle subsidiaries including the former MICROS Systems, has consistently donated to Republican candidates and committees aligned with the MAGA movement, including the Natio…
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In 2022, Larry Ellison donated $15 million to a super PAC supporting Senator Tim Scott, who was a key ally of Donald Trump and a prominent figure in the Republican party's MAGA-aligned wing.
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The Oracle Corporation PAC, which represents the interests of all Oracle subsidiaries including the former MICROS Systems, has consistently donated to Republican candidates and committees aligned with the MAGA movement, including the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC).
Notes: FEC records show substantial giving to GOP leadership and committees supporting Trump-aligned candidates.
PAC spending is a primary indicator of corporate political strategy. Oracle's PAC leans heavily toward Republican candidates who support the movement's core economic and regulatory agendas.
Oracle Corp PAC profile showing contributions to Republican candidates and party committees.
In 2022, Larry Ellison donated $15 million to a super PAC supporting Senator Tim Scott, who was a key ally of Donald Trump and a prominent figure in the Republican party's MAGA-aligned wing.
Notes: While not a direct donation to Trump, it supports the broader MAGA-aligned GOP infrastructure.
Large-scale financial support for key Trump allies in the Senate reinforces the pro-MAGA direction of the parent company's leadership.
Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison has cut a $15 million check to the super PAC aligned with GOP Sen. Tim Scott.
In 2020, Oracle actively pursued a deal to become TikTok's 'trusted technology provider' in the U.S., a move heavily encouraged and facilitated by the Trump administration's executive orders targeting the Chinese-owned app on national security grounds.
Notes: The deal was seen as a political win for Trump's 'America First' tech policy.
Oracle's willingness to engage in a deal directly born from Trump's executive actions on China demonstrates a strategic alignment with MAGA-era foreign and trade policy.
President Trump said on Saturday that he had approved 'in concept' a deal in which the Chinese-owned social media app TikTok would partner with Oracle and Walmart.
While Oracle generally supported the Trump administration, it joined other tech companies in expressing concern over certain H-1B visa restrictions, though its public opposition was notably more muted than peers like Google or Apple.
Notes: This represents a point of friction common in the tech industry, though Oracle's response was less aggressive.
This shows a neutral or mixed signal where corporate interests in labor slightly diverged from the administration's 'Buy American, Hire American' rhetoric.
Tech companies criticized the move, though Oracle's leadership maintained closer ties to the administration than most.
In early 2020, Oracle worked directly with the Trump White House to develop a database for tracking the use of hydroxychloroquine and other unproven treatments for COVID-19, a project championed by the President.
Notes: The project was seen as a direct technical contribution to a controversial administration priority.
Providing technical infrastructure for a specific, politically charged initiative of the President demonstrates a high level of cooperation and alignment.
Larry Ellison is working with the Trump administration to create a database to track the use of hydroxychloroquine.
Larry Ellison, the Chairman and CTO of Oracle (which acquired MICROS Systems in 2014), has been a prominent supporter of Donald Trump. In February 2020, Ellison hosted a high-profile fundraiser for Trump at his estate in Rancho Mirage, California, which led to employee protests within the company.
Notes: Ellison's support is a major signal for all Oracle-owned business units, including the former MICROS Systems.
As the founder and controlling figure of the parent company, Ellison's direct financial and public support for Trump is a high-weight signal for the entity's alignment. The acquisition was total, making MICROS an integral part of Oracle's global business units.
Oracle employees are protesting a planned fundraiser for President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign hosted by the company’s founder and chairman, Larry Ellison.
Oracle is a member of the Business Roundtable, which worked closely with the Trump administration on deregulation and tax policy. Safra Catz has been an active participant in these efforts.
Notes: The Business Roundtable was a key vehicle for corporate-MAGA policy alignment.
Active participation in trade groups that championed the Trump administration's core economic policies reflects institutional alignment.
Safra A. Catz, Chief Executive Officer, Oracle Corporation, is listed as a member.
Oracle lobbied extensively in favor of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, a cornerstone of the Trump administration's economic agenda. The company benefited significantly from the repatriation of overseas cash enabled by the law.
Notes: The former MICROS operations, as part of Oracle's global business, were direct beneficiaries of these policy shifts.
Support for the 2017 tax bill is a key indicator of alignment with the MAGA movement's economic priorities.
Oracle Corp. plans to bring back the vast majority of its $71 billion in offshore cash to the U.S. following the passage of the Republican tax law.
Safra Catz, the CEO of Oracle, served on the executive committee of President-elect Donald Trump's transition team in 2016. She remained a consistent supporter of the administration, frequently visiting the White House to advise on technology and trade issues.
Notes: Catz's involvement was one of the earliest and most direct ties between major tech leadership and the MAGA movement.
The CEO's formal role in the transition team and continued advisory relationship represents a strong institutional alignment with the Trump administration's objectives.
Oracle Corp Co-CEO Safra Catz will join the transition team of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, the company said on Wednesday.
During her time on the transition team, Safra Catz stated, 'I planned to tell the President-elect that we are with him and will help in any way we can.' This statement was made despite significant backlash from the broader tech community.
Notes: This quote solidified Oracle's position as a Trump-friendly tech giant.
Direct verbal commitment to 'help in any way' is a strong endorsement of the administration's success.
Catz said in a statement: 'I planned to tell the President-elect that we are with him and will help in any way we can.'