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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forums'10 corporations that kept their promises after January 6, 2021'
https://popular.info/p/10-corporations-that-kept-their-promisesPopular Information: Judd Legum, Rebecca Crosby, and Noel Sims
'After a violent mob stormed the Capitol building on January 6, 2021, hundreds of corporations took action to communicate to the public that democracy itself was more important than maximizing their political influence. These corporations pledged to stop donating to the 147 members of Congress who voted to overturn the election that day or stop all political donations...And yet, almost all corporations who pledged to stop supporting the politicians who voted to undermine democracy after January 6, 2021, have resumed their contributions.
'While most companies took the path of Amazon and AT&T, there are a few companies that have stood by their principles. Popular Information has identified 10 companies that pledged to stop donating to members of Congress that voted to overturn the election and, over the last four years, have not broken that promise.'
The promise keepers
Farmers Insurance
Airbnb
Expedia Group
Nike
Clorox
General Mills
Holland & Hart LLP
Qurate Retail
Whirlpool
Lyft
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'10 corporations that kept their promises after January 6, 2021' (Original Post)
Joinfortmill
Tuesday
OP
K&R. Put this list permanently on DU? Maybe not the home page, but some other readily accessible location?
Bernardo de La Paz
Tuesday
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GreenWave
(9,631 posts)1. Come spend your money here?
progressoid
(50,855 posts)2. rec
Lithos
(26,474 posts)3. Another reason to like Lyft
I use them instead of Uber whenever possible.
Bernardo de La Paz
(51,759 posts)4. K&R. Put this list permanently on DU? Maybe not the home page, but some other readily accessible location?
slightlv
(4,620 posts)6. That's a good idea, Bernardo...
and could be made applicable to other lists, forms, or documents we get from other sites that are posted within. Someplace central we could access all of it!
Harker
(15,310 posts)5. I suppose Penzey's Spices was too small for this list...
but they have my admiration and support.
niyad
(121,065 posts)7. Well, Penzey's wasn't donating to the assholes in the first place, so they
did not have to pledge to stop. Ethical company.
Harker
(15,310 posts)12. Yes! I zeroed in on "stood by their principles." n/t
Kid Berwyn
(18,604 posts)8. Thank you!
Bookmarking.
niyad
(121,065 posts)9. Pretty sad list, actually, except possibly for General Mills.
Johnny2X2X
(21,968 posts)10. Unfortunately
These companies are going to be targets of the Trump administration now.
samplegirl
(12,296 posts)11. What about Target??
I'm not sure.
liberalla
(10,131 posts)13. Good question. I wonder if Target ever gave $$$ to him...
and I also wonder if Costco ever donated to him.
samplegirl
(12,296 posts)14. Yes they did
I looked it up, But they have become more and more liberal.