How is DoorDash of all things the biggest number on that list?
TheHeartsFilthyLesin on
Fucking WalMart…
TheManIWas5YearsAgo on
They all wish there was a warranty or refund policy for political donations.
darklord263 on
How many of them also gave to the democratic candidate?
Why bribe (I mean donate to) one side and possibly lose, when you can give to both and hedge your bets?
Old_Bluecheese on
Microsoft being a supporter of a governor that wants to restore slavery and even buy some slaves, is indeed shocking.
Gnom3y on
I would expect that most of those companies (Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Walmart, etc) gave to both campaigns, because it both makes sense and is stupid cheap to curry favor. Just the act of donating to a campaign or Super PAC can gather quite a bit of good will from politicians, even if the company never actually lobbies directly to them.
HadronLicker on
Wait wait wait, so… the big companies… aren’t our friends?
handleonahandle on
I guess if there’s a discussion on the failing of DEI, this is it.
Njabachi on
“Et tu, DoorDash?”
AppropriateSpell5405 on
I say we cap all corporate contributions to thoughts and prayers.
Snoo_35372 on
Some one please tell me why these people need so much money to run for office in a little bitty state. NC only has like 4 real sized towns. What are they spending this cash on. I think you could pay everyone in NC a years salary with all that money.
toooooold4this on
Just want to point out that Mark “Black Nazi” Robinson clears the bar with Pfizer, Wells Fargo, and Travelers but Elon doesn’t.
rgvtim on
These companies need to be more careful, but I would like to see how much these mooks gave to his opponent, would not be surprised if they gave to both, but favored who they thought would win.
scottyjrules on
Has a single Republican condemned the pro slavery black Nazi?
WinchelltheMagician on
How can reps for the companies be put on the spot to answer for this support? There are boycotts, but seeing the folks bankrolling the war on democracy squirm as they are asked blunt questions would be very nice, and maybe informative.
Dhaupin on
Companies should not be allowed to donate to any political campaigns, period.
Tazling on
republican = tax cuts and repealing regulations
that’s all they care about. don’t care if he’s a nazi, a criminal, or insane. so long as it means a fatter quarterly report.
thehillshaveI on
just some token bribes
moodyblue8222 on
Too bad these corporations wouldn’t give their employees this kinds of money! We have to get corporations out of the election!
Seattle_gldr_rdr on
Whenever I see these lists, I want to see the other list of what they paid to the opponent, because often it’s a similar amount. They just want whoever wins to feel indebted.
lost_at_command on
This may be slightly misleading.
These amounts represent corporate contributions to the Republican Governors Association’s (RGA) PAC. Not all of those dollars went to Robinson, nor do the corporations have authority over who receives money from the RGA.
Robison is by all evidence, a garbage human being supported by garbage donors; lets just have our facts straight about the nature of the landfill.
inkslingerben on
Get corporate money out of politics (Citizens United) if you want government to work for people instead of the interests of corporations.
HeadMembership1 on
They donare to all candidates in order to have access after the election, regardless of who wins.
I would assume they didn’t know this guy was a total degenerate pervert. The R was a clue, but still.
burnmenowz on
Corporations shouldn’t elect people.
DanB65 on
Thanks for providing a list of companies I will not invest in. My 401 will not have any ties to these companies moving forward.
numbskullerykiller on
Dude this makes me irate. But how can we punish these companies. I don’t use Doordash already, or shop at Walmart, but google? Microsoft? My job and industry uses those on a default basis. How do we inflict punishment on these clowns.
petarisawesomeo on
Lot of wasted money…this guy was getting murdered in the polls even before his campaign imploded
Kindly-Ad-5071 on
Glad my door dash account locked last night. Goodbye crap app! Your service ain’t good enough for me to hesitate.
Rysimar on
It is not appropriate, in any case, under any circumstance, for a corporation to give any amount of funds to a political campaign. Change my mind.
RedditAdminsWivesBF on
Well I am happy to help make it all a worthless investment.
Comfortable_Swim_380 on
Yea why the hell he for slavery anyways.. It’s really quite baffling.
Seems like he forgot what race he is.. Just saying..
This dude isn’t even playing 3 dimensional connect 4 at this point. It’s like 1D cereal box puzzle.
dsb2973 on
Microsoft?
LIRUN21-007 on
Makes me even happier that I’m a Pepsi guy…
loug1955 on
What about Pornhub? 🤣
kadrilan on
Door dash: we can’t afford to treat them like employees! That would kill our business model!
Also Door dash: $2.5m spent the last two years in political contributions
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How is DoorDash of all things the biggest number on that list?
Fucking WalMart…
They all wish there was a warranty or refund policy for political donations.
How many of them also gave to the democratic candidate?
Why bribe (I mean donate to) one side and possibly lose, when you can give to both and hedge your bets?
Microsoft being a supporter of a governor that wants to restore slavery and even buy some slaves, is indeed shocking.
I would expect that most of those companies (Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Walmart, etc) gave to both campaigns, because it both makes sense and is stupid cheap to curry favor. Just the act of donating to a campaign or Super PAC can gather quite a bit of good will from politicians, even if the company never actually lobbies directly to them.
Wait wait wait, so… the big companies… aren’t our friends?
I guess if there’s a discussion on the failing of DEI, this is it.
“Et tu, DoorDash?”
I say we cap all corporate contributions to thoughts and prayers.
Some one please tell me why these people need so much money to run for office in a little bitty state. NC only has like 4 real sized towns. What are they spending this cash on. I think you could pay everyone in NC a years salary with all that money.
Just want to point out that Mark “Black Nazi” Robinson clears the bar with Pfizer, Wells Fargo, and Travelers but Elon doesn’t.
These companies need to be more careful, but I would like to see how much these mooks gave to his opponent, would not be surprised if they gave to both, but favored who they thought would win.
Has a single Republican condemned the pro slavery black Nazi?
How can reps for the companies be put on the spot to answer for this support? There are boycotts, but seeing the folks bankrolling the war on democracy squirm as they are asked blunt questions would be very nice, and maybe informative.
Companies should not be allowed to donate to any political campaigns, period.
republican = tax cuts and repealing regulations
that’s all they care about. don’t care if he’s a nazi, a criminal, or insane. so long as it means a fatter quarterly report.
just some token bribes
Too bad these corporations wouldn’t give their employees this kinds of money! We have to get corporations out of the election!
Whenever I see these lists, I want to see the other list of what they paid to the opponent, because often it’s a similar amount. They just want whoever wins to feel indebted.
This may be slightly misleading.
These amounts represent corporate contributions to the Republican Governors Association’s (RGA) PAC. Not all of those dollars went to Robinson, nor do the corporations have authority over who receives money from the RGA.
Robison is by all evidence, a garbage human being supported by garbage donors; lets just have our facts straight about the nature of the landfill.
Get corporate money out of politics (Citizens United) if you want government to work for people instead of the interests of corporations.
They donare to all candidates in order to have access after the election, regardless of who wins.
I would assume they didn’t know this guy was a total degenerate pervert. The R was a clue, but still.
Corporations shouldn’t elect people.
Thanks for providing a list of companies I will not invest in. My 401 will not have any ties to these companies moving forward.
Dude this makes me irate. But how can we punish these companies. I don’t use Doordash already, or shop at Walmart, but google? Microsoft? My job and industry uses those on a default basis. How do we inflict punishment on these clowns.
Lot of wasted money…this guy was getting murdered in the polls even before his campaign imploded
Glad my door dash account locked last night. Goodbye crap app! Your service ain’t good enough for me to hesitate.
It is not appropriate, in any case, under any circumstance, for a corporation to give any amount of funds to a political campaign. Change my mind.
Well I am happy to help make it all a worthless investment.
Yea why the hell he for slavery anyways.. It’s really quite baffling.
Seems like he forgot what race he is.. Just saying..
This dude isn’t even playing 3 dimensional connect 4 at this point. It’s like 1D cereal box puzzle.
Microsoft?
Makes me even happier that I’m a Pepsi guy…
What about Pornhub? 🤣
Door dash: we can’t afford to treat them like employees! That would kill our business model!
Also Door dash: $2.5m spent the last two years in political contributions
https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/doordash-inc/summary?id=D000072628
The owner class doesn’t care what their politicians do, they just care about their tax breaks, subsidies, handouts, and deregulation.
Major Corporations that are anti-democracy. Thanks for the warning. More people need to hear about this!
Has this been verified?
Just a guess, but the minimum wage debate is still going on in NC, and these companies don’t want increases.