“I’m not talking about political contributions.” Of course.
Nancy Ognanovich @NOgnanovich
6 Apr 2021
NEWS: #McConnell in Kentucky calls actions of #MLB, #Coke, and #Delta in opposition of Georgia voting law ‘stupid.’ ‘My warning to corporate America is to stay out of politics,’ he says. ‘I’m not talking about political contributions, he adds.

Apr 6, 2021 · 5:38 PM UTC

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As with @GregCipes & @SusanSarandon, NO Corporations should be involved with Politics, the purpose of @Citizens_United WAS To Make Corporations involved with Politics, and OWN Politicians, this is the logic of how Dark Money goes into All forms of Right-Wing Candidates, D & Rs.
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He is just plain horrible. Nothing else to say.
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It's not often we get to see him squirm. Enjoying this quite a bit.
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The best way these corporations can take a stand against voter suppression is to demand refunds of their bribe money they gave to the RNC. Money is the only thing the GOP cares about.
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Wow. Openly admitting to want it both ways. Wondering how those corporations feel about that.
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He'd be out of a job if companies cut out the middleman and vocalized their own propaganda.
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Isn't it great how we've reached the point that money is speech, but speech isn't speech?
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He is a selfish prick
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Why should corporations stay out of politics? After all, his party made them people.
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But it’s okay for the MY PILLOW guy and GOYA.
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