There is a book out. I think it's called "The Bluebook: Vote with your wallet". It outlines political contributions. I came upon it during the Christmas season when there was this backlash against Target for not letting the bell ringer stand outside their store. I smelled a rat. Looking through this book I was amazed at how corporations handed out donations. I'm sure you would be surprised as well. I was amazed to see Target gave about 60 percent Republicans/40 percent Dems, walmart was about the same in reverse ( 40 republican/ 60 dems). I don't know wht that means. But, It did not appear they were favoring Republicans. On the other hand they may have been trying to curry favor with the d...

There is a book out. I think it's called "The Bluebook: Vote with your wallet". It outlines political contributions. I came upon it during the Christmas season when there was this backlash against Target for not letting the bell ringer stand outside their store. I smelled a rat. Looking through this book I was amazed at how corporations handed out donations. I'm sure you would be surprised as well. I was amazed to see Target gave about 60 percent Republicans/40 percent Dems, walmart was about the same in reverse ( 40 republican/ 60 dems). I don't know wht that means. But, It did not appear they were favoring Republicans. On the other hand they may have been trying to curry favor with the dems this particular year.
I was confounded to find Starbcks gave 100 % to dems, but I'm not giving up my Starbuck coffee.