Thread by @JuddLegum

1. On the anniversary of Bloody Sunday, remember these corporation are backing the sponsors of the voter suppression bills in Georgia ('18-present)

@ATT (100K)
@CVSHealth (43K)
@Delta (42K)
@comcast (40K)
@SouthernCompany (39K)
@CocaCola (35K)
@UPS (35K)

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@ATT @CVSHealth @Delta @comcast @SouthernCompany @CocaCola @UPS 2. Major corporate contributors to the sponsors of the voter suppression bills in Georgia, con't ('18-present)

@HomeDepot (34K)
@GM (33K)
@UnitedHealthGrp (28K)
@SunTrust (25K)
@Walmart (23K)
@Pfizer (17K)
@Allstate (17K)
@AnthemBCBS (17K)
@Publix (30K)

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@ATT @CVSHealth @Delta @comcast @SouthernCompany @CocaCola @UPS @HomeDepot @GM @UnitedHealthGrp @SunTrust @Walmart @pfizer @Allstate @AnthemBCBS @Publix 3. Major corporate contributors to the sponsors of the voter suppression bills in Georgia, con't ('18-present)

@AnheuserBusch (17K)
@Verizon (15K)
@Walgreens (10K)
@TMobile (8K)
@aflac (7K)
@Lyft (6K)

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4. Any of these companies COULD publicly oppose Georgia's voter suppression bills. But NONE have done so.

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5. A coalition of civil rights groups has launched a campaign demanding these companies oppose Georgia's voter suppression legislation and defund the politicians behind the bills.

So far, the corporations have ignored it.

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