Trump's payback time? LinkedIn co-founder who financed private lawsuits against the President-elect is planning to flee the U.S

LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman, a prominent Democratic donor, is reportedly considering leaving the U.S. after Donald Trump’s election victory. Hoffman, known for funding lawsuits against Trump, including the high-profile E. Jean Carroll case that awarded $90 million in damages, fears retaliation.

Trump has previously promised to target political adversaries if re-elected, raising concerns among Democrats like Hoffman.

Mega-Donors and Democrats Contemplate Moving Abroad

Hoffman is not alone in his apprehension. According to sources, several wealthy Democratic donors are exploring options to relocate overseas, citing potential backlash during Trump’s second term. The New York Times reported that tech entrepreneurs and other elite donors are discussing strategies to safeguard themselves from potential "retribution." This trend underlines broader unease within Democratic circles following the party’s defeat.


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Celebrities Join the Exodus

The wave of anxiety isn’t limited to political donors. High-profile figures, including Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi, are reportedly relocating. Disillusioned by the election results, the couple has moved to England’s Cotswolds and is planning to sell their Montecito home. Their move reflects a growing sentiment among public figures seeking stability abroad as the U.S. political landscape shifts.

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FAQs:

Why is Reid Hoffman considering leaving the U.S.?
Reid Hoffman, a major Democratic donor, is reportedly considering leaving the U.S. due to concerns about retribution from President-elect Donald Trump. Hoffman financed lawsuits against Trump, including the case by E. Jean Carroll, and fears retaliation as Trump returns to power.

Are other Democratic donors also considering leaving the U.S.?
Yes, according to sources, several other prominent Democratic donors are privately discussing moving abroad due to fears of Trump’s retribution during his second term. The political atmosphere following the election has raised concerns about safety and political repercussions.