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Amazon’s leadership principles could be the key to competing with the tech giant. (Screenshot via YouTube)

Amazon’s last-minute contributions have critics laser-focused on tech’s influence in local politics. Several candidates and members of the Seattle City Council held a demonstration at the company’s headquarters last week to protest corporate money in politics. Councilmember Lorena González has introduced legislation that would cap donations to political action committees in Seattle at ,000, challenging an interpretation of the 2010 “Citizens United” Supreme Court case.

Amazon’s new Spheres building also came up.

Amazon’s decision to branch out into physical retail raised some eyebrows when rumors about the Seattle store first emerged. This was, after all, the company that caused many traditional retailers (booksellers in particular) to go belly up. But the company’s bullish attitude toward the physical bookstores suggests that the experiment was a success, in Amazon’s eyes. In addition to helping sell books, the stores also serve as showrooms for Fire devices — allowing Amazon to compete with Apple and Microsoft on the same playing field.

Amazon’s motion seeking the preliminary injunction is still under seal. However, the judge’s order quotes Amazon’s argument: Based on Microsoft’s “noncompliant storage solution,” Amazon claims, the Department of Defense should have deemed Microsoft’s “technical approach unfeasible, assigned a deficiency, and eliminated Microsoft from the competition.”