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===Opposition to Georgia election reform===

===Opposition to Georgia election reform===

The Coca-Cola Company recently came out in opposition to election reform laws, designed to neutralize [[Democrat election fraud]] (such as that seen in the [[2020 presidential election]]) by requiring photo ID to vote, recently passed by the [[Republican]]-dominated Georgia legislature; Coke based its opposition on lies about the laws being spread through the liberal media by [[Joe Biden]] and the [[Democrat]]s, falsely claiming that the new laws are "racist" and likening them to "[[Jim Crow]]" (conveniently ignoring that the Democrats themselves were the architects of Jim Crow).<ref>[https://www.wnd.com/2021/04/woke-cola-draws-resistance-trump-state-lawmakers/ 'Woke-A-Cola' draws resistance from Trump, state lawmakers] at WorldNetDaily</ref>  In response to the controversy, former Arkansas governor [[Mike Huckabee]] jokingly derided Coke by calling the company "Woke-a-Cola", while eight [[GOP]] members of the Georgia legislature ordered the cancellation of delivery of Coke products to their offices, and President [[Donald Trump]] called for a boycott of all companies, including Coke, that oppose election integrity.

The Coca-Cola Company recently came out in opposition to election reform laws, designed to neutralize [[Democrat election fraud]] (such as that seen in the [[2020 presidential election]]) by requiring photo ID to vote, recently passed by the [[Republican]]-dominated Georgia legislature; Coke based its opposition on lies about the laws being spread through the liberal media by [[Joe Biden]] and the [[Democrat]]s, falsely claiming that the new laws are "racist" and likening them to "[[Jim Crow]]" (conveniently ignoring that the Democrats themselves were the architects of Jim Crow).<ref>[https://www.wnd.com/2021/04/woke-cola-draws-resistance-trump-state-lawmakers/ 'Woke-A-Cola' draws resistance from Trump, state lawmakers] at WorldNetDaily</ref>  In response to the controversy, former Arkansas governor [[Mike Huckabee]] jokingly derided Coke by calling the company "Woke-a-Cola", while eight [[GOP]] members of the Georgia legislature ordered the cancellation of delivery of Coke products to their offices, and President [[Donald Trump]] called for a boycott of all companies, including Coke, that oppose election integrity. Coca-Cola alongside Delta and Home Depot, apparently realizing the backlash, avoided signing the petition published by the New York Times of companies that are against Georgia election reform,<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/04/14/hundreds-corporations-including-starbucks-netflix-sign-letter-opposing-election-integrity-laws/</ref> though its executives did nonetheless help with a fundraiser for Democrat Georgia Representative Nikema Williams, who infamously lied about the election being "stolen" from [[Stacey Abrams]].<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/04/21/exclusive-delta-coca-cola-executives-to-host-fundraiser-for-democrat-who-falsely-claimed-georgia-governor-race-stolen-from-stacey-abrams/</ref>

== Bending the knee to Antifa and BLM ==

== Bending the knee to Antifa and BLM ==