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Here is a list of the greatest conservative corporations: | Here is a list of the greatest conservative corporations: | ||
| − | *Hobby Lobby: Christian-run privately-held corporation, which does not allow franchises to open on Sunday, that successfully attacked Obamacare's contraceptive mandate. | + | *[[Hobby Lobby]]: Christian-run privately-held corporation, which does not allow franchises to open on Sunday, that successfully attacked Obamacare's contraceptive mandate. |
*Wal-Mart: a capitalism success story relentlessly attacked by liberals | *Wal-Mart: a capitalism success story relentlessly attacked by liberals | ||
*AT&T Mobility: successfully defended its usage of an arbitration clause against liberal class action lawyers at the Supreme Court | *AT&T Mobility: successfully defended its usage of an arbitration clause against liberal class action lawyers at the Supreme Court | ||
Revision as of 20:45, October 11, 2014
Here is a list of the greatest conservative corporations:
- Hobby Lobby: Christian-run privately-held corporation, which does not allow franchises to open on Sunday, that successfully attacked Obamacare's contraceptive mandate.
- Wal-Mart: a capitalism success story relentlessly attacked by liberals
- AT&T Mobility: successfully defended its usage of an arbitration clause against liberal class action lawyers at the Supreme Court
- American Express: see above
- Chick-fil-A: pro-traditional marriage and Christian values (being closed on Sunday, not catering to liberal vegetarians).