This is what I'm talking about, right here. The whole article reads like false tabloid nonsense, but as soon as you start looking at his girlfriend's Twitter account, it becomes pretty obvious that she's a huge fan of Trump. I'd say it's a pretty well-known fact that people in relationships tend to share similar political views, and considering how active she seems to be with her support of Trump, I have absolutely zero doubt that she has influenced Palmer's political thinking. After 5+ years being together, it'd be almost impossible for them to have not influenced each other.

Considering how active she is with her support of Trump, it is not unlikely that Palmer would become active too. What the article describes is totally what I would imagine a tech-savvy 20-something with too much cash would do when becoming politically active. Putting funny/stupid memes on billboards? Totally.

As far as I'm concerned, as a VR enthusiast and indie game developer, this has very little to do with Oculus as a company, and I am still excited to own and develop content for their products. While I don't necessarily agree with the tactics that have been outlined in that article, I can't fault any individual for spending their own money however they see fit. If he wants to spend his money on stupid meme billboards, more power to him. But I'll certainly have a problem with it as soon as Oculus officially supports any political campaign.

Now I'm probably going to spend the rest of my day reading about powerful men who were destroyed by having relationships with women. There's a million examples of that, and I think we've just seen one more.