End The Duopoly

  The GOP is hopping mad that major corporations are refusing to go along with their voter suppression laws in Georgia. How dare they criticize their hateful agenda. Coca Cola is one of those companies. Top Republicans are incensed. We should pour fuel on the fire and support MLB (which pulled the allstar game from Atlanta) and Coca Cola. So drink up : A group of eight Republican state legislators sent a letter to the president of the Georgia Beverage Association over the weekend asking to have Coca-Cola products removed from their offices after the company's CEO criticized the state's controversial new voting law. "Given Coke's choice to cave to the pressure to an out-of-control cancel culture, we respectfully request all Coca-Cola Company products be removed from our office suite immediately," the group said in a letter that was obtained by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The beverage giant, which is headquartered in Atlanta and employs about 4,000 Georgians, ...

  Boycotting these large corporations is the best answer to the new Jim Crow going in the South. It's worked before and it will work again. We have to take it upon ourselves to act because the politicians won't act to defend our rights: Pressure is building for high-profile companies in Georgia to express firmer opposition to a sweeping new law that will restrict voter access and make it more difficult to vote there. Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines bore the brunt of boycott threats on social media over the weekend after it released a statement praising some aspects of the law and noting that it “improved considerably during the legislative process.” Similarly, Coca-Cola is facing boycott threats after it released a statement “expressing our concerns and advocating for positive change in voting legislation” but fell short of taking a stance against the law. Other companies facing criticism include The Home Depot and insurance firm Aflac, the latter of which is headquartered in Col...

  Now why wasn't Trump and his 'lawyers' penalized for their bogus lawsuits claiming voter fraud ? A Minnesota attorney has been fined $10,000 for signing Republican voters onto lawsuits against the state's Democratic officials, among them Representative Ilhan Omar, without their knowledge or permission. Attorney Susan Shogren Smith was sanctioned by a Minnesota court on Friday after she "bamboozled" voters into being named as plaintiffs in five complaints aimed at overturning the results of the 2020 election, Pioneer Press reported. "Susan Shogren Smith ... perpetrated a fraud against this court and, more importantly, perpetrated a fraud against these plaintiffs," Ramsey County Chief District Judge Leonardo Castro said Friday.