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It’s Long Past Time For Conservatives To Boycott Corporations That Hate Them
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So much fuss in the past several weeks has been about the Georgia election bill. Naturally, given the legacy media’s editorializing of the false premise that Republican Gov. Brian Kemp’s signed measure restricts voting rights, the leftist mob has sought to put pressure on corporations to denounce S.B. 202. Thus, Major League Baseball cratered. The MLB announced last Friday the relocation of its All-Star Game, which was scheduled in July at Truist Park, where the Atlanta Braves play. The game will now take place in Denver, Colorado, at Coors Field, the Rockies’ home field. |
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repealfederalgunlaws
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| AMEN! When I see conservative ads, especially from pro 2nd amendment sources, come through my farcebook feed, I leave a comment saying that since they gave $ to censorbook, they obviously don't need my money. |
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