comment: >
  
  Also bad: colorectal cancer.
  Three things can be bad simultaneously.
context: They have money for this, but not taxes. >
  
  This is the money they spend to not pay taxes. >
  
  Corporations don’t pay for this unless it’s a super pac. Even then, it’s 99% more likely that this was the doing of a non-connected PAC, which the employees contribute to and which is the only way a PAC can directly support the campaigns of the election deniers/members. >
  
  The article says different. For example, corporations paused donations from their PACs then started up again. >
  
  Corporate PACs are also known as non-connected PACs, and are regulated differently. Corporations cannot donate under any circumstances to non-connected PACs. And, non-connected PACs contributed differently to candidates. >
  
  Just going by the article. However, do you know of an article or even a youtube vid that kinda breaks some of this stuff down? Stuff hurts my brain. I do know there is one watchdog group that pretty much ever day either sues or submits complaints to the FEC. I think it was campaignlegal.org. >
  
  I don't, unfortunately. The best I could suggest would be the FEC website, which does a bad job of explaining things. Skadden Arps (law firm) might be a good place to look. Either way, it's a complex topic, and is why it comes to no surprise that most people get it wrong. >
  
  Thanks. Every now and then I go to read up but I'm really good about distracting myself from the topic. One of these days. >
  
  Which corporations? Anyone have a list?
  Article won't open for me >
  
  There’s so many that it’d be easier to just mention the ones that actually stopped giving money >
  
  Kind my point in my other comment and every single time the pitch forks come out.
  Last I heard Costco was still on the short list of mostly good. >
  
  If our justice system won't hold them accountable and voters won't hold them accountable, I don't see why anyone would expect corporations to hold them accountable. No one seems to fucking care that the party that currently controls the house and supreme court is led by a man that tried to overthrow the government. >
  
  Citizens United ruling gave our country over to corporations and foreign oligarchs... Think about that for a while. Our own supreme Court handed our country over to foreign adversaries. Who's the real bad guy here? Trump, or the Federalist Society? >
  
  
  Who's the real bad guy here? Trump, or the Federalist Society?
  
  Two things can be bad simultaneously.