In the closing weeks of the 2020 presidential election, the Trump campaign faced a cash crunch. To solve it, the campaign effectively resorted to defrauding its own supporters. Starting in September 2020, the campaign set many campaign donations to recur weekly by default. To avoid getting charged repeatedly, donors "had to wade through a fine-print disclaimer and manually uncheck a box to opt out." The result was stories like this:
These corporations and the GOP are Siamese twins joined at the mouth and it's hard to tell where truth ends and the lies begin. PI points out these are carefully crafted wordsmithing scribes who know how to tell a lie with some truth in it.
My Daddy said "Accurate but incomplete might as well be a full lie."
Accurate they say the believe in voting rights. Incomplete just how they support the statement.
The Devil is in the details and they are 1% corps looking out for their earnings and investors thru the GOP.
Home Depot CEO gave big bucks to Trump. Bet the Walton's did, too. I don't go to either now. I haven't bought a Coca Cola product in 6 weeks.
Corporations had better wake up and smell the stench coming from their republican bedmates. Big business made a Faustian deal with the Devil they thought they knew but over time that Devil changed 180 or so degrees and now threatens them as well as the very ones businesses need in order to survive. This current iteration of trumpublican would have all but a select few here living in the 1950s USSR.
How the GOP uses Facebook to scam Republican donors
These corporations and the GOP are Siamese twins joined at the mouth and it's hard to tell where truth ends and the lies begin. PI points out these are carefully crafted wordsmithing scribes who know how to tell a lie with some truth in it.
My Daddy said "Accurate but incomplete might as well be a full lie."
Accurate they say the believe in voting rights. Incomplete just how they support the statement.
The Devil is in the details and they are 1% corps looking out for their earnings and investors thru the GOP.
Home Depot CEO gave big bucks to Trump. Bet the Walton's did, too. I don't go to either now. I haven't bought a Coca Cola product in 6 weeks.
Screw, them too!
And on the 3rd hand, the corporations won’t oppose specific legislation but their lobbying group will. 🤔
The “For the People Act” has zero chance of ever becoming law, thanks to Joe Manchin and Kirsten Sinema.
Corporations had better wake up and smell the stench coming from their republican bedmates. Big business made a Faustian deal with the Devil they thought they knew but over time that Devil changed 180 or so degrees and now threatens them as well as the very ones businesses need in order to survive. This current iteration of trumpublican would have all but a select few here living in the 1950s USSR.