Changes

*[[Chick-fil-A]]: pro-traditional marriage and Christian values (being closed on Sunday, not catering to liberal vegetarians).

*[[Chick-fil-A]]: pro-traditional marriage and Christian values (being closed on Sunday, not catering to liberal vegetarians).

==Debatable==

== Mixture of conservatism and liberalism ==

*AT&T Mobility: successfully defended its usage of an arbitration clause against liberal class action lawyers at the Supreme Court, but it published in May 2011 a [http://www.att.com/gen/press-room?pid=19842&cdvn=news&newsarticleid=31922 press release] touting its LGBT professionals

*AT&T Mobility: successfully defended its usage of an arbitration clause against liberal class action lawyers at the Supreme Court, but it published in May 2011 a [http://www.att.com/gen/press-room?pid=19842&cdvn=news&newsarticleid=31922 press release] touting its LGBT professionals

*[[American Express]]: also defended an arbitration clause at the Supreme Court, but discussed LGBT diversity in [http://www.forbes.com/sites/marketshare/2012/08/08/american-express-proves-that-diversity-drives-the-bottom-line-and-provides-5-step-process/ an interview] with a forbes.com blogger.

*[[American Express]]: also defended an arbitration clause at the Supreme Court, but discussed LGBT diversity in [http://www.forbes.com/sites/marketshare/2012/08/08/american-express-proves-that-diversity-drives-the-bottom-line-and-provides-5-step-process/ an interview] with a forbes.com blogger.

*[[Microsoft]]: maintains an arbitration clause in the face of liberal and Democratic attacks on arbitration, but is listed by [[Andrew Schlafly]] as a liberal corporation.

*[[Microsoft]]: maintains an arbitration clause in the face of liberal and Democratic attacks on arbitration, but is listed by [[Andrew Schlafly]] as a liberal corporation.

[[Category: Conservatism]]

[[Category: Conservatism]]