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j.d. durkin
@jiveDurkey
NEW Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey says the new Georgia voting law is "unacceptable, adding "this legislation is wrong, and needs to be remedied, and we will continue to advocate for it both in private and in now even more clearly in public"
Hekate
(90,681 posts)bamagal62
(3,257 posts)This is reversed or the senate passes the voting rights bill. Did this guy speak out before it was passed???
AnotherMother4Peace
(4,243 posts)LizBeth
(9,952 posts)interaction over the years.
bluestarone
(16,939 posts)We need many more to come forward!
WA-03 Democrat
(3,050 posts)And a smile.
Voting Rights...Its the real thing
I feel we owe an unpayable debt to the people of Georgia for their heroic and critical role in saving our Democratic Government.
Stacey. Rafael. Jon. JOHN LEWIS!
CrispyQ
(36,464 posts)I read that some companies that claimed they would no longer contribute to congressional candidates who were involved with the insurrection are already back peddling.
ProfessorGAC
(65,021 posts)Coke spends on funding both sides in Georgia.
Per OpenSecrets, since 2008 they've given equal amounts to D's & Rs 3 times, more to D's once (2020), and more to Rs twice.
Without going over it line by line, it looks like an awful lot of it is spent locally to Georgia.
It was around $529,000 in 2020.
For a state legislative race, even a couple thousand matters. That is their easiest lever to pull, and if they do it (very big fish) other companies may follow
BannonsLiver
(16,384 posts)Just like I do several times a week.
MOMFUDSKI
(5,529 posts)and, as far as I am concerned, TOO LATE to get religion.
PortTack
(32,765 posts)NightWatcher
(39,343 posts)This UGA boy is having a hard time drinking (Florida) Gatorade. Kidding but it is way too sweet and syrupy.
ZonkerHarris
(24,225 posts)will they ask for donations back.
Will they give to politicians who pledge to overturn the law?
Just a lot of talk.
CYA stuff
FakeNoose
(32,639 posts)Good work, guys!