Polling experts hired by President Hillary to pave the way for politics

[Global Science and Technology Comprehensive Report] As reported by the British "Daily Mail" on August 3, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has recently brought aboard key figures from Hillary Clinton's former presidential campaign team. This move is seen as Zuckerberg intensifying his involvement in political strategies. Zuckerberg has hired polling expert Joel Benenson to explore issues related to his and his wife’s charitable endeavors. Benenson’s impressive background includes leading Benenson Strategy Group and working with prominent Democrats such as Hillary Clinton, the former Democratic presidential candidate, and Barack Obama, the former U.S. president. A recent poll suggests that if Zuckerberg were to run in the 2020 U.S. presidential election, he might pose a strong challenge to Donald Trump. Although the specific role of Bonenson in Facebook remains unclear, Politico reported that he will be conducting research on the company's non-profit initiatives. These efforts align with the declared mission of Facebook’s charity arm, which aims to “promote human potential and equality,” and extend into areas of politics and policy. In January, Zuckerberg and his wife made headlines by recruiting David Plouffe, the campaign manager for Obama’s successful 2008 bid, to serve as part of their philanthropic strategy team. Additionally, Amy Dudley, who previously acted as a communications consultant for Virginia Senator Tim Kaine, joined the charity board. Notably, Zuckerberg also enlisted Ken Mehlman, a seasoned Republican strategist who worked on George W. Bush's re-election campaign in 2004, adding bipartisan experience to his team. According to data from the North Carolina Polling Group, 40% of surveyed voters expressed support for Zuckerberg as a potential Democratic leader, while 40% backed Trump. The remaining 20% remained undecided in this hypothetical scenario. Zuckerberg, whose net worth is approximately $68.4 billion, drew significant attention earlier this year when he embarked on a tour across all 50 U.S. states. Visits to sites like fracking operations in North Dakota, cattle ranches in other states, and centers addressing drug addiction in Ohio fueled speculation about his political ambitions. However, Zuckerberg has consistently maintained that these travels are aimed at broadening his understanding so he can better serve the global community of nearly two billion users. As the tech giant continues to expand his network and engage in activities that overlap with both business and public policy, questions about his future political aspirations remain a topic of lively discussion. While some see him as a potential contender for high office, others believe his focus remains firmly rooted in technology and social good. Either way, Zuckerberg’s moves are likely to shape not just the digital landscape but potentially the broader political scene as well. (Compilation by Intern Huang Wenyue; Reviewed by Li Zongze)

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