Bad for business

Republicans are bad even for these young entrepreneurs 

 News that Georgia republicans tried to punish Delta Airlines for condemning their recently passed racist voter suppression laws by taking away one of their tax breaks (it passed in Georgia's House but their Senate didn't take it up before closing out their legislative year) certainly had to open a few eyes.  And to have Mitch McConnell (if you look up "panicked" in the dictionary it is now a picture of Mitch McConnell from these past few weeks) follow it up by threatening businesses who want to take political stands (he actually said republicans welcome their donations but wanted business to stay out of politics--what the fuck?) I'm sure opened quite a few more.

How long do you suppose before the titans of our industries begin to understand (if they haven't already) that the republican party is running completely off the rails?  From the threats above to condoning an insurrection to letting Trump pander to Vladimir Putin (who didn't get to be the richest man in the world--as some believe--by accident and took very few partners along for the ride) to destroying the economy and killing nearly 600,000 of their customers with their epic mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic, it's becoming clearer and clearer that not only is the republican party not the best party for business interests but it's actively bad for business.

Frankly, if America's businesses want to sniff the sweet smell of success in the future, they're going to need to start making a big investment in the Democratic Party because the GQP is rapidly becoming the kiss of death to their profits.

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Peace,

emaycee