Not the WSJ: What the WSJ is Not Saying (Out Loud)
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I am a technology executive with a focus on cybersecurity and IoT systems, such as election management and voting systems. I vote for socially liberal and fiscally conservative candidates, who are likely to make the middle class stronger.
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