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On the afternoon of March 27, members of the Penn College Republicans received a sudden email announcement. The message addressed them as ‘Dear Patriots’ and informed them about an imminent event.
The email revealed that Theo Wold, a senior counselor at Palantir, was scheduled to speak at Penn’s campus. His presentation was titled ‘2006 and the Challenge to Save the West.’
This event is part of a broader effort by the David Network, which discreetly builds opportunities for conservative college students. From pro-life summits to networking avenues with top-tier companies like Palantir, these initiatives aim to create a supportive pipeline for fostering conservative leadership among students.
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