By the week’s end, nearly every major company in the U.S.-from consumer retailers to defense contractors to pharmaceutical companies-condemned the deadly attack, and dozens committed to cutting off the lawmakers involved. “īut despite those pledges, the organization said, corporations and trade groups still donated more than $8.1 million to the 147 members of what it called the “Sedition Caucus,” members of Congress who “validated dangerous myths of voter fraud by objecting “For many, it seems holding political influence trumps everything else,” Accountable.US stated in the report on its website.
capitol by supporters of President Trump, Accountable.US said “Corporate America declared enough was enough. Accountable.US, which says it works to “conduct investigations and bring attention to our findings to help create an economy that works for everyone, a democracy that functions, and a sustainable environment for future generations,” and that “corporations and special interests have too much power and the people have too little.”Īccountable.US published its analysis here under the headline “In Bad Company.”ĬUNA is included as part of a list that also includes the American Bankers Association, several other trade groups and a more than a dozen of the country’s biggest corporations.
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