These 17 businesses are bankrolling Sen. Tom Cotton
By Josh Israel -June 8, 2020 5:03 PM
The Arkansas Republican called for the military to occupy American cities.
The Republican senator who called for military occupation within the United States to control protests against racism and police violence has received more than $300,000 from 17 large corporate PACs.
Tom Cotton of Arkansas argued last week in a widely criticized, error-riddled New York Times opinion piece last Wednesday that U.S. troops should be dispatched to "restore order" as protesters across the country marched against police violence following the death of George Floyd, a black man who died in Minneapolis after a white police officer kneeled on Floyd's neck for several minutes while Floyd was handcuffed and repeatedly said he could not breathe.
On Sunday, the paper's opinion editor resigned after the paper acknowledged Cotton's piece "did not meet" its standards.
Popular Information first reported on Monday that several large companies that have funded Cotton's campaigns have recently embraced the Black Lives Matters movement in public comments. The newsletter's author, Judd Legum, noted that Cotton "has positioned himself to the right of [Donald] Trump on criminal justice issues" and believes America has an "under-incarceration problem."
https://americanindependent.com/tom-cotton-military-occupation-businesses-donations-goldman-sachs-bank-of-america-senate-gop-arkansas/
If anyone doesn't think that this traitor is not running to try and be a president...........and just a reminder, his fucking state was aligned to the confederacy....and this punk had 46 signatures to a GD letter that he wanted to send to the Iranian government during the Obama administration.............
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He even looks evil. Like he could be Snidely Whiplash if he just grew a little handlebar mustache.
Ernst & Young ($23,000)
Goldman Sachs ($20,500)
National Beer Wholesalers Association ($20,000)
Windstream ($18,000)
American Dental Association ($17,000)
Deloitte ($16,000)
PricewaterhouseCoopers ($15,000)
Liberty Mutual Insurance ($15,000)
Credit Union National Association ($15,000)
Bank of America ($15,000)
Other businesses donating included:
AKSM Urology PAC ($25,000)
Stephens Inc.($20,000)
American Crystal Sugar Company ($17,500)
Murphy Oil Corporation ($17,000)
ArcBest ($16,000)
BNSF Railway ($16,000)
Investment Company Institute ($15,500)
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Everyone be sure to ask your dentist if he/she is for military occupation within the United States to control protests.
Thanks for posting, Turbinetree.........
While we're here bashing republican traitors to this country, don't leave out Donald Trump. And let's not forget that his state was aligned with the fucking Union. 
We can boycott these companies if we like but I don't believe any of us on DU would amount to much of their business. Especially not the big accounting firms, investment or insurance firms.
Might be better to send a few bucks to the Democrat who is running against him in Arkansas.
Just a thought.
