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The list is very flawed, completely unreliable, and long debunked here. The OP is misinformation, simple as that.
Celerity
Wednesday
#23
They do. It would take a long time going through opensecrets so I'm glad they did the work.
chowder66
Wednesday
#47
oh ffs, this list (and to top it off you did not even post a link) has been debunked for ages, please self-delete
Celerity
Wednesday
#5
Absolutely. A lot of those companies in that list always donate to BOTH candidates in an election, which
JohnSJ
Wednesday
#16
the list also often uses individual employees' contributions, not the firms' corporate donations
Celerity
Wednesday
#17
Major firms have a wide variety of political ideologies spread out within their employee population.
Celerity
Wednesday
#36
I am going to side with logic and not give in to confirmation bias, but you do you
Celerity
Wednesday
#42
Goods Unite Us is a flawed app/source, and has been debunked here for some time
Celerity
Wednesday
#18
I am not sure where you got that list, but there are a lot of companies in that list who donated to both
JohnSJ
Wednesday
#14