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Oracle co-founder and Chairman Larry Ellison participated in a November 2020 conference call with Trump allies, including Lindsey Graham and Sean Hannity, to discuss strategies for contesting the 2020 presidential election results.
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The Oracle Corporation PAC maintains a relatively balanced contribution record, donating to both Republican and Democratic candidates for Congress, though individual executive giving leans heavily Republican.
Strongest Pro-MAGA
In February 2020, Larry Ellison hosted a high-dollar fundraising event for Donald Trump at his estate in Rancho Mirage, California, with tickets priced up to $250,000.
Strongest Not MAGA
Approximately 300 Oracle employees participated in a 'No Ethics, No Work' walkout to protest Larry Ellison's support for Donald Trump and the company's perceived alignment with his policies.
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The Oracle Corporation PAC maintains a relatively balanced contribution record, donating to both Republican and Democratic candidates for Congress, though individual executive giving leans heavily Republican.
Notes: Standard corporate PAC behavior to maintain access across the aisle.
This serves as a neutral baseline, showing that the company as a legal entity maintains traditional bipartisan lobbying channels despite the strong MAGA leanings of its top leadership.
Reports indicate Oracle has provided technology and database support to the Heritage Foundation's Project 2025 to help vet and identify thousands of conservative candidates for a potential second Trump administration.
Notes: The database is reportedly used to ensure loyalty to the MAGA agenda in federal appointments.
Providing the technical infrastructure for the 'Presidential Administration Academy' and vetting process of Project 2025 is a significant institutional alignment with MAGA's long-term governance goals.
Larry Ellison is a close associate of Elon Musk and was a major investor in Musk's acquisition of X (formerly Twitter), which has since become a central platform for MAGA discourse.
Notes: Ellison contributed $1 billion to the Twitter takeover.
Ellison's financial and personal ties to the 'PayPal Mafia' and Musk—who became a central figure in the 2024 MAGA campaign—signals alignment with the tech-libertarian wing of the movement.
Larry Ellison donated $15 million to a Super PAC supporting Senator Tim Scott, who was a prominent ally of Donald Trump and a frequent defender of MAGA policies.
Notes: Ellison has been the primary benefactor for Scott's national political ambitions.
While Scott is a distinct entity, Ellison's massive funding of a key Trump ally and potential VP pick reinforces his role as a financier of the MAGA-aligned wing of the GOP.
Oracle co-founder and Chairman Larry Ellison participated in a November 2020 conference call with Trump allies, including Lindsey Graham and Sean Hannity, to discuss strategies for contesting the 2020 presidential election results.
Notes: The call focused on legal and political maneuvers to challenge Joe Biden's victory.
This is a high-impact signal as it involves the company's most powerful individual directly engaging in efforts to overturn the 2020 election, a core MAGA objective. The confidence is high due to reporting by Reuters and court-disclosed documents.
Oracle lobbied the Trump administration extensively regarding the potential acquisition or hosting of TikTok's US operations, positioning itself as a 'trusted technology partner' for national security concerns.
Notes: The deal was seen as a way for Trump to achieve a policy win against China while benefiting a supportive US company.
This is categorized as neutral/mixed because while it shows close cooperation with Trump's policy goals, it was primarily a commercial pursuit.
Approximately 300 Oracle employees participated in a 'No Ethics, No Work' walkout to protest Larry Ellison's support for Donald Trump and the company's perceived alignment with his policies.
Notes: The protest highlighted internal friction regarding the company's political direction.
This represents internal opposition to the MAGA movement within the company's workforce, providing a counter-signal to the leadership's stance.
The Trump Administration filed an amicus brief supporting Oracle in its long-running copyright battle against Google at the Supreme Court, reflecting a close relationship between the company and the executive branch at the time.
Notes: The intervention occurred the same day as Ellison's fundraiser for Trump.
While a legal matter, the timing and the administration's active support for Oracle against a 'Big Tech' rival (Google) often criticized by MAGA figures suggests a mutually beneficial alignment.
In February 2020, Larry Ellison hosted a high-dollar fundraising event for Donald Trump at his estate in Rancho Mirage, California, with tickets priced up to $250,000.
Notes: The event led to internal employee protests and a walkout.
Direct financial support and hosting of a primary MAGA figure by the company's founder and CTO is a definitive pro-MAGA signal.
Oracle CEO Safra Catz served on President-elect Donald Trump's transition team in 2016 and remained a frequent visitor to the White House throughout his term.
Notes: Catz was one of the few high-profile tech CEOs to consistently engage with the Trump administration.
Executive participation in a transition team is a strong signal of institutional cooperation and alignment with the incoming MAGA administration.