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Interesting, thanks for reinforcing the point. I would note the two columns 'From Individuals' (which includes all employees) vs. the 'From Organization' column
by calgarymicro 1y ago
Interesting, thanks for reinforcing the point. I would note the two columns 'From Individuals' (which includes all employees) vs. the 'From Organization' column. Worth noting that the R-affiliated GOPAC is the only listed recipient that actually recieved funds from the organization.
Of course, this page doesn't include the $1M inauguration donation, so it's still incomplete.
- aksss 1y agoI suppose we all see what we want to see and have reasons to explain away any dissonance. $1m to an inauguration committee for an already elected president might counterbalance the disproportionate donations to democrats during campaign season from execs, employees, and their family members. I mean, bet on the wrong horse, amends must be made, right? Money goes where the power is. If it hadn’t been Trump, Intuit would be working Joe Kamala. The data is the data.
- calgarymicro 1y ago> we all see what we want to see Yup, and what I see is that Intuit, Inc. gave to exactly one PAC, that donates exclusively to R candidates. Tesla employees also overwhelmingly donated to Kamala Harris[0]; does this mean Tesla and Elon were backing Kamala to win? > If it hadn’t been Trump, Intuit would be working Joe Kamala. They didn't donate to him in 2020, so I'm not sure why I should assume this.[1] [0]https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/tesla-inc/summary?id=D000057516 https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/tesla-inc/summary?id=D00005... [1]https://web.archive.org/web/20210110001759/https://bideninaugural.org/brqrthk6dhdn94xx/ https://web.archive.org/web/20210110001759/https://bideninau...