Republicans Are Screwed As Pepsi Has Signaled Support For LGBTQ And Voting Rights
The problem for Republicans is that Pepsi also has a history of not being in line with several unpopular Republican policies.
NPR reported on Pepsi and Coke leaving ALEC in 2012, “PepsiCo, another soft drink giant, belonged to ALEC for 10 years. In January, a company vice president told ColorOfChange that it wouldn’t renew for 2012. He didn’t say it was because of ALEC’s stance on voter ID laws. But in an email to ColorOfChange, he said that issue would be considered if PepsiCo ever weighs rejoining ALEC.”
That doesn’t sound like a company that is going to be cool with the GOP’s racist voter suppression campaign.
On their website, Pepsi outlines their support for LGBTQ+ rights, and notes, “In March 2019, the Human Rights Campaign awarded PepsiCo a perfect score for our LGBT+ workplace initiatives and designated us the Best Place to Work for LGBTQ equality.”
The Republican boycotts and threats to corporate America have gone hilariously wrong. Apparently, Republicans decided to lead a mass defection to Pepsi without checking to see what Pepsi’s positions are.
Republicans can no longer fly on American or Delta. They refuse to drink Coke, and when they buy Pepsi, their money could go to support LGBT rights.
Republicans are screwing themselves over because they don’t want African-Americans to be able to vote. Corporate America is surely trembling (with laughter) when faced with the self-destructive power of the Republican Party.
https://www.politicususa.com/2021/04/05/republicans-pepsi.html
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Coke has Europe and South Korea. Pepsi has Canada and Oceana.
Coke and Pepsi have some of the US bottling contracts but it would be fun to make conservatives figure out which.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dr_Pepper
True patriots should boycott every corporation and make stuff at home like in the olden days. 
im porud of these brands doing the right thing.
to u rs.
if u dont want them to play in politics , dont make laws like these .
updaate , update . today, none of the top-ten-selling soft drinks are Royal Crown products. RC Cola was bought in October 2000 by the British company Cadbury Schweppes. Its U.S. operations continue under Cadbury Schweppes's largest beverage subsidiary, while its international operations are handled by Canada's Cott Corporation but one of the posters is correct, they are owned by kraft. this is why i always say you cant tell whom is whom any more .
Is that even around anymore? 
