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UPDATE: @joneswalker, one of the largest law firms in the United States, donated $1,000 on 3/31 to @RepBobGibbs, who voted to overturn the election results on January 6
Quoted @Robillard
Here’s how Americans rank the 50 states, per YouGov. https://t.co/PRKFDASEJa https://t.co/9RPQUZS5zy
Have the people who ranked DC dead last ever been to DC? It’s a great place to live and/or visit https://t.co/wFXTtVWM7Y
In The Forward, @austinratner profiles the work that @tesszeeks and I have been doing with Popular Information https://t.co/Bzsts0YFtb
@pfizer @RepAdrianSmith I've asked @Pfizer if this was a mistake or if their policy changed. Will let you know if/when I hear back. For updates and accountability journalism, sign up for the newsletter https://t.co/TfpCItdVSo
UPDATE: After 1/6, @Pfizer said "for the next six months, Pfizer PAC will not contribute to any of the 147 Members of Congress who voted against certifying the Electoral College results." On 3/17, @Pfizer donated $2500 to @RepAdrianSmith, who voted against certification
4. In fact, there is no political candidate more beholden to corporate money and the economic elite than JD Vance. It's all a scam, laundering right-wing politics through a phony everyman frame. https://t.co/WrvcBKmQKC
3. Theil is the chairman of Palantir, on the board of Facebook, and runs a hedge fund. Backed by this mountain of corporate cash, Vance has the audacity to present himself as someone who is prepared to take on the elite and corporate power https://t.co/WrvcBKmQKC
@JDVance1 2. J.D. Vance is going to run for the U.S. Senate. In preparation for that his friend and business partner, billionaire corporate executive Peter Theil, has donated $10 MILLION, to a Super PAC that supports his candidacy
Quoted @JDVance1
David French is fine with submitting to our oligarchy or complaining about it. But what must always be avoided is *action.* God forbid we do something. https://t.co/eocppN4Fva
1. There is no one with a more cynical approach to politics than @JDVance1 This will be a short thread. Follow if interested. https://t.co/PJ4935jFJY
@RepMikeJohnson @KochIndustries After 1/6, the Koch political network said: "Lawmakers’ actions leading up to and during last week’s insurrection will weigh heavy in our evaluation of future support" This apparently did not apply to @KochIndustries, which is run by the same person, Charles Koch https://t.co/MlaK6CjhJ3
UPDATE: On 3/31/21, @RepMikeJohnson, who objected to the certification of the electoral college, reported a $2500 donation from @KochIndustries, according to a new FEC filing
Quoted @LissandraVilla
Scoop for ya this morning: John Boehner, whose memoir is out today, tells me he voted for Donald Trump in 2020. Worth keeping in mind as you read through book, where he spends time criticizing the former President. https://t.co/4Ff1Cu9SvS
John Boehner is doing an extensive media tour presenting himself as a different kind of Republican but whenever it matters he is the same kind of Republican https://t.co/jCkntLiPKJ
4. The ultimate vote in the Texas House will be very close and businesses have a lot of sway in Texas. This could happen any day. Sign up to the newsletter for updates and accountability journalism. https://t.co/TfpCItdVSo
3. One thing that is getting lost is that very few companies have spoken out specifically against the Texas bills, HB6 and SB7. And none have said they will cut off funding to the sponsors of these bills. https://t.co/66FZji4HyQ
2. Corporate America failed to act with focus and urgency in Georgia and many companies issued statements opposing new restrictions AFTER the bill was signed into law. Will they repeat the same mistake in Texas? https://t.co/66FZjhN6Hi
1. Corporations received a lot of positive press for holding a Zoom call discussing the possibility of action in support of voting rights but there is no time to waste. Texas could approve new voter suppression bills any day. https://t.co/66FZjhN6Hi