America's most prominent corps are financing attacks on abortion, CRT, and LGBTQ

[OfTheCross]

Major corporations quietly funnel millions to national group behind regressive state laws

In 2022, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the nation’s largest lobbying group, has given the RSLC $250,000. In 2020, the Chamber was the largest donor to the RSLC. The Chamber’s membership consists of nearly every prominent corporation in this country.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce did not respond to a request for comment.

Other prominent corporate donors to the RSLC include Altria ($300,000), Koch Industries ($225,000), GlaxoSmithKline ($75,000), Disney ($60,000, in-kind), Bayer ($50,000), Nationwide ($50,000), T-Mobile ($50,000), Uber ($50,000), Google ($30,000), 3M ($25,000), eBay ($25,000), Charter Communications ($20,000), PepsiCo ($15,000), MolsonCoors ($10,000), Mastercard ($5,000) and Wendy’s ($5,000).

 

[get these nets]

OP,
Don't many of the major corporations make donations to candidates and organizations on both sides of the political aisle? For practical purposes, corporations feel they have to operate this way.

 

[hashmander]

and they know the country is heading in the dekkklantis fascist direction so they better get inline.

 

[OfTheCross]

OP,
Don't many of the major corporations make donations to candidates and organizations on both sides of the political aisle? For practical purposes, corporations feel they have to operate this way.

I believe that's the case.

This type of report has a goal of naming and shaming them a la how corps were recently pushed to cut ties with Russia.

 

[Hood Critic]

 

[mc_brew]

sweet irony.... disney is funding the very group that is stripping away their self governing status....

anyhow, that's typical... in front of the cameras, corporations have to say the "right" things in order to keep their customers coming in... behind the scenes they are tightening the noose...

 

[mastermind]

OP,
Don't many of the major corporations make donations to candidates and organizations on both sides of the political aisle? For practical purposes, corporations feel they have to operate this way.

Are you defending the behavior?

 

[the cac mamba]

they're donating to republicans, not "financing attacks on". the premise of this article is taking a lot of liberty

 

[OfTheCross]

they're donating to republicans, not "financing attacks on". the premise of this article is taking a lot of liberty

Some might say that by giving Ukraine arms and money that we are attacking Russia...

 

[Pressure]

they're donating to republicans, not "financing attacks on". the premise of this article is taking a lot of liberty

Corporations seem to be single issue voters. I doubt they care about the other shyt outside the bottom line.

 

[88m3]

nothing really surprising, the us chamber has been mask off for awhile