But as an Investor, it concerns me they spent $900M on Sales and Marketing in the Gov sector over 2 years.
That is essentially a lobby-dependent business model with long-term success contingent on the currently elected administration.
I would much rather see the screenshot for myself then have someone else explain to me what they think the most important aspects of it are.
Since it's incredibly unlikely that an anti-surveillance, anti-warhawk, anti-police state candidate will ever become president, and it's incredibly unlikely that congress will be dominated by those sorts of folks, I think Palantir's business model is safe as houses.
Unfortunately these type of setups tend not to care who is in power. As the types in power are never against this type of company. Look at Democrat support for NSLs (Obama notably expanded use of them despite being against them while campaigning).