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The director of the Free Enterprise Project is not completely surprised by a new Gallup poll showing Republicans’ satisfaction with the size and influence of major corporations is down 26 points to a record-low 31% for that party.
Justin Danhof of the National Center for Public Policy Research recently told the “Washington Watch with Tony Perkins” program that his “only surprise” is that it took Republicans and conservatives so long to wake up and realize that corporate America and large businesses are now steadily aligned with the political left “on nearly any single category that you can think of,” but specifically when it comes to culture.
For example, many corporations today fund Planned Parenthood, and many of them are against religious freedom.
“And not just vocally, but in the courts, legally fighting against your religious freedom issues,” Danhof continued. “So, yeah, the only shock to me is that it took conservatives this long to wake up.” …
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