Oracle Employees Need to Shut Up About Larry Ellison’s Trump Fundraiser

2020-2-19 21:20

Oracle employees are being ridiculously hypocritical by protesting co-founder Larry Ellison's decision to host a private Trump fundraiser. The post Oracle Employees Need to Shut Up About Larry Ellison’s Trump Fundraiser appeared first on CCN.com

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