not give these 477 businesses to the tune of at least a minimum of $10 million (and preferably more than $10 million), these businesses need to know the true cost of supporting these sedition caucus members / thugs.
Here's a partial list...
Boeing ($274,000), American Crystal Sugar ($230,000), Koch Industries ($180,500), General Dynamics Corporation ($174,500) and Lockheed Martin ($150,500) are the top corporate donors to insurrectionist political groups and campaigns.
Lockheed Martin, General Motors, Cigna, American Airlines and Aflac have done the same thing: reevaluated their guidelines after the insurrection, but continued to support seditionists anyway. Together, companies that committed to halt and reassess their support for the Sedition Caucus have since contributed $1,005,000 to members of the insurrection caucus.
Other companies like Walmart, Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer, Comcast and Verizon, which also made commitments, have cut off donations to these members, but continued to support the party groups that exist to support them, effectively circumventing their commitments. Companies and industry groups that committed to hold the Sedition Caucus accountable but continue to give to the NRSC and NRCC have given $745,000 to the two party committees. These committees exist to support Republicans in Congress, more than half of whom have voted against the election results.
-- snip -- there is more at the article that I copied this from, but I suspect that these companies giving probably gave via their PACs,which in a corporate environment, usually give to all candidates in order to be impartial (but I could be wrong, I'm speaking from the corporate pac that I was involved w/, and we literally gave to all candidates, regardless of party affiliation).
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