I'd love a follow-up n this, too. After the insurrection, many corporations made a big show of dropping political contributions to Republicans who voted to overthrow the election and who refused to certify official electoral votes. As of today, I'm only aware of Microsoft still adhering to this policy (at least until 2022). Verizon, Lyft…
I'd love a follow-up n this, too. After the insurrection, many corporations made a big show of dropping political contributions to Republicans who voted to overthrow the election and who refused to certify official electoral votes. As of today, I'm only aware of Microsoft still adhering to this policy (at least until 2022). Verizon, Lyft, Comcast and ATT have also joined Microsoft in this.
Facebook, Google, and other companies' PACs, including those from Airbnb, Amazon and Intel, also suspended contributions after the insurrection attempt, but historically, tech PACs have donated to both Democrats and Republicans. I have no idea if they have taken this further to defund seditionist Republicans.
I'd love a follow-up n this, too. After the insurrection, many corporations made a big show of dropping political contributions to Republicans who voted to overthrow the election and who refused to certify official electoral votes. As of today, I'm only aware of Microsoft still adhering to this policy (at least until 2022). Verizon, Lyft, Comcast and ATT have also joined Microsoft in this.
Facebook, Google, and other companies' PACs, including those from Airbnb, Amazon and Intel, also suspended contributions after the insurrection attempt, but historically, tech PACs have donated to both Democrats and Republicans. I have no idea if they have taken this further to defund seditionist Republicans.