DailyKenn.com — The far-left is pushing back against Georgia's secure election laws, encouraging corporations to join the fight. The far-left apparently fears other states will follow Georgia's example and, so, it wants to 'make an example' of Georgia with financial pressure from big business; a de facto fine.
3 ways companies can help fight Georgia's restrictive new voting law https://t.co/SMPRn5U2HK
— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 3, 2021
However, only two major corporations have joined the effort: Coca Cola and Delta Airlines.
That may be the impetus that drove CBS news to publish a three-point strategy for corporations to punish the state of Georgia.
The three points are:
1. Do not donate
2. Spread awareness
3. Fight for federal law
Here are three ways to fight corporate tampering:
1. Do not patronize corporations that oppose secure elections
2. Spread awareness (share this article on social media)
3. Fight for more secure election laws
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