Political tensions are surging in Silicon Valley as tech billionaires publicly clash over their ideologies, particularly following an assassination attempt on Donald Trump. David Sacks blamed Reid Hoffman for normalizing violence against Trump, with Elon Musk joining the fray on social media. This fracture among the 'PayPal Mafia' and other tech leaders marks a shift from Silicon Valley's historically apolitical stance to one deeply entrenched in partisan politics. The divide has led to personal attacks and strained relationships, with some executives publicly declaring their support for Trump while others back Kamala Harris. The fundraising efforts and political endorsements among tech elites reveal a pronounced polarization that is affecting not only their personal relationships but also the broader tech landscape as the 2024 election approaches. This shift indicates a significant transformation in how tech leaders engage with political issues and each other.