These corporations are helping elect an alleged child sex abuser to the U.S. Senate

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According to Federal Election Commission data from the subscription online Political MoneyLine, these include:
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Comcast Corporation & NBC Universal with at least $100,000.
AT&T Inc with at least $60,000.
Leo A Daly Company with at least $30,000.
Amerisourcebergen Corporation with at least $15,000.
Lockheed Martin Corporation with at least $15,000.
Honeywell International with at least $15,000.
Pricewaterhousecoopers with at least $15,000.
AFLAC with at least $15,000.
Pfizer Inc. with at least $15,000.
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company with at least $15,000.
Textron Inc with at least $15,000.
Exelon Corporation with at least $15,000.
The Boeing Company with at least $15,000.
Microsoft Corporation with at least $15,000.
BNSF Railway Company with at least $15,000.

- ThinkProgress

Boycott.

[eppur_se_muova]

1. Wonder how much of that is CYA money ?

If you do business in AL, you might not want the Senator to bear a grudge that you didn't back him in the election. That list seems to be heavy with defense contractors (remember that all IT companies deal with the military in some capacity), and one has corp. HQ in Huntsville.

[VMA131Marine]

2. I'd be curious to know how many of them contributed AFTER the scandal broke

Many large public corporations actually contribute to both sides to avoid a potentially hostile member of Congress if they don't pick the correct winner.

[SCVDem]

3. Money rules

Try boycotting these companies.

Sucks, don't it?

VMA 214 !

[Alice11111]

4. MSFT?

[TeamPooka]

5. The award will go to the company that asks for the money back.

[Ligyron]

6. Unfortunately, it's hard to boycott these particular companies.

Guess a sternly worded letter is going to have to do.

[jalan48]

7. Comcast? The company that brings us Joy, Rachel, Chris.....?