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Donald Trump News: America’s newly elected President Donald Trump is ready to take oath. Will start his second term on January 20. It is raining money for his swearing in.
Money rains for Trump’s inauguration ceremony.
Donald Trump is going to take oath in America on January 20. Money is raining for the swearing-in ceremony of newly elected President Donald Trump. Everyone is donating money for the function. There are big companies like Boeing, Google and Microsoft in this list. American aviation company Boeing is donating 1 million dollars (Rs 8,61,95,453) to the fund created for Trump’s swearing-in ceremony.
According to BBC News, Google and Microsoft have also confirmed similar donations. These companies have joined the growing list of major American companies contributing funds for Trump’s inauguration ceremony. There are more names in this list. Oil producing company Chevron and technology giants Meta, Amazon and Uber are also included. Donald Trump’s swearing-in ceremony is to be held on January 20. This will be the beginning of his second term in the White House.
Did you donate for the first time?
According to American aviation company Boeing, this is not the first time that the company is donating to the fund created for the swearing-in ceremony of the President. This is a long standing tradition of the company. The company said it has made similar donations for each of the last three presidential inaugurations. In fact, on one hand, American company Boeing is working to overcome the safety and quality control crisis, while on the other hand it is also struggling with the losses caused by the strike last year.
Meaning of Boeing Company’s donation
The same company is also making the next presidential aircraft, which is known as Air Force One. Both jets are expected to enter service early next year. During his first term as President, Donald Trump had forced the aircraft manufacturer to renegotiate its contract, citing the initial deal as too expensive. Meta and Amazon have also announced such donations. These companies became the latest big tech firms to donate to the Google Fund. According to the company, it will do live streaming of this event across the world.
Who donated and how much?
Car companies Ford, General Motors and Toyota have also donated $1 million each to the inaugural committee. Energy giant Chevron confirmed it had donated to the fund, but declined to say how much. US newly elected President Donald Trump has defeated Kamala Harris in the general elections. Earlier Biden was in the race, but just before the elections the Democrats changed their candidate and fielded Kamala Harris.