Thread by @JuddLegum

UPDATE: @HomeDepot is trying its best to HAVE IT BOTH WAYS on Georgia's voter suppression bills.

The Georgia Chamber said it was "in opposition" to voting restrictions and @HomeDepot told the WashPost (and me) it was "aligned" w/that

So far so good.

@HomeDepot But now @HomeDepot has contacted the Washington Post and said even though they oppose voting restrictions in Georgia THAT DOESN'T MEAN THEY OPPOSE GEORGIA'S VOTER SUPPRESSION BILLS

Huh?

@HomeDepot .@CocaCola, after telling me its position on the bills hadn't changed, told the WashPost that it was also "aligned" with the Chamber.

I'm guessing Coke would also claim that that this does not mean that they are opposed to the bills, but it's hard to say

@HomeDepot @CocaCola The stakes are incredibly high in the remaining 2 weeks of the Georgia legislature.

The refusal of corporations to take a clear stance makes the passage of something with severe restrictions more likely.

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@HomeDepot @CocaCola .@Delta has been even more cautious than @HomeDepot and @CocaCola. Why?

.@bluestein points to one potential explanation: When @Delta dropped their NRA discount in 2018, Republicans got mad and canceled a huge tax break

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