This is unacceptable, John.
A recent report from the Washington Post shows that despite initial promises following the January 6th insurrection at the Capitol — many companies are still giving money to GOP insurrectionists.
Companies like Delta, Aflac, Lowe’s, General Motors, Facebook, FedEx, AT&T, and Occidental Petroleum just weeks after the attack attended GOP fundraisers where Trump spoke and to this day continue to make donations to fund the Republican party’s racist, anti-women agenda.
We're sounding the alarm because this will not be tolerated, John. We simply cannot let these giant corporations get away with funding the exact GOP politicians who are trampling on our right to an abortion and threatened the future of our democracy.
We were infuriated hearing this news, John.
These companies must be held accountable for the life-threatening policies and politicians they’re backing by giving huge sums of corporate donations.
We know that grassroots pressure works because companies like Google and Verizon have kept their promise to stop giving donations to GOP politicians who objected to the certification of the 2020 election. That’s why it’s critical we collect as many signatures as possible to show the strength of our movement and send a loud message to these corporations that we will not tolerate their actions.
In solidarity,
Women's March
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