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*[[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. | ||
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*[[Barilla Group]]: supports traditional [[Family]] and opposes gay marriage | *[[Barilla Group]]: supports traditional [[Family]] and opposes gay marriage | ||
*[[Koch Industries]]: Donated millions to groups like [[NRA]] or the [[National Right to Life Committee]].<ref>http://www.ijreview.com/2014/06/150484-progressive-hit-list-conservative-brands/</ref> | *[[Koch Industries]]: Donated millions to groups like [[NRA]] or the [[National Right to Life Committee]].<ref>http://www.ijreview.com/2014/06/150484-progressive-hit-list-conservative-brands/</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 14:40, June 10, 2020
Here is a list of the greatest conservative corporations:
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.
- Barilla Group: supports traditional Family and opposes gay marriage
- Koch Industries: Donated millions to groups like NRA or the National Right to Life Committee.[1]
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 press release touting its LGBT professionals
- American Express: also defended an arbitration clause at the Supreme Court, but discussed LGBT diversity in 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.
- Wal-Mart: a capitalism success story relentlessly attacked by liberals, but supports Homosexuality