A TEA Party affiliate, FreedomWorks, asked a polling firm for Center for Public Policy Research to poll on public reaction to learning which business interests backed the ObamaCare blitzkrieg, and upon learning which businesses were I bed with the Obama administration in each case the voters aligned with the TEA Party reacted negatively to that news.
The results for General Electric caused the positive reaction to drop from 51% to 20%, as an example, and for Johnson and Johnson to drop from 69% to 16%.
“’To break up this unholy alliance between government and business, we have to shine a light on it,’ says Kibbe.” (FreedomWorks President)
“’This is a next step in a series of battles,’ adds Borelli.” (Tom Borelli, director of the National Center for Public Policy Research’s Free Enterprise Project)
The plan will be announced next week.
I am certain that liberals, long associated with boycotts, will have no objection to this use of a progressive tactic – since they even have investment strategies and investment funds set up to boycott those corporations whose environmental or other operations with whom they disagree, and encourage those with whom liberals agree.
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