Rs coming out in support of impeachment, and the news, if true, that Don Jr is under investigation..

[Hamer555]

Kind of seems like they are turning up the heat to try to force a resignation......I hope it works.

[Thekaspervote]

1. ☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️

[uponit7771]

2. There are not enough Rs coming out in favor, a relative few who don't represent the whole of kGOP

... we need more corporations to PUBLICLY drop kGOP support.

That would help a crap ton, make it public

[iemitsu]

6. I agree with you but

it is pathetic that we depend on private businesses to keep our government running.

[uponit7771]

7. +1, but that's all the kGOP will listen to now. Was just on FAUX News and the corps dropping kGOP is

... what is making the FAUX News talking heads eyes glass over.

That's something MAGALund can't spin, that's the reason why we need more of them coming out

[Zorro]

13. Time for corporations to stop advertising on Fox

[uponit7771]

15. THIS !!!! ☝🏾☝🏾☝🏾

[GigiLeigh]

18. Boycotting Fox advertisers doesn't work

Pay for cable or satellite TV? You’re subsidizing Fox News whether you watch it or not.

Your cable or satellite TV provider pays a subscriber fee to carry Fox News. That cost is passed directly on to YOU.

Every network charges cable and satellite providers a small fee per subscriber; the one for Fox News is extraordinarily high. A typical household pays Fox News almost $2 per month—about $20 per year— via their cable or satellite provider, regardless of whether they actually watch the channel.

In 2020 and 2021, a wave of big contracts between Fox News and TV providers for subscriber fees are set to expire. These contracts make up about 65% if Fox News’ subscriber fee revenue. If we want to stop paying the Fox News “tax,” now is the time to act.


Fox News makes approximately $1.8 billion per year from hidden subscriber fees–twice as much as CNN and three times as much as MSNBC.1

The network's extra-high fees, which make up most of its revenue, protect Fox News from the advertisers that are quickly abandoning it.2



https://unfoxmycablebox.com/

[uponit7771]

19. 👍

[iemitsu]

14. Yep.

Big business knows that we have been great consumers of their products.
Who knows how much, people under the thumb of a dictator, would buy?
I guess corporate America wants to maintain their current position of power.

Guess I'm fine with that for the moment as it is one hell of a lot better than anything Trump.

[ProfessorGAC]

12. There Will Over A Hundred Corporations By End Of Week

All won't release immediate statements, but the decisions will become known, if only through 10Q reports.
But, there are going to be many executive teams disgusted, and seeing big players leading the way.
Many will decide good corporate policy is to pull back.
Whatever their ultimate motivation, I think it will be well into three digits by the time JB is inaugurated.

[captain queeg]

3. I doubt the 4000 dead today entered into their calculations

[leftieNanner]

11. According to Worldometers

We will hit 400,000 deaths in less than a week.

[TexasTowelie]

17. That was the number that I expected to have died by Inauguration Day

when I was making a guess back in October.

[Wednesdays]

4. Source?

I mean, about Don Jr. under investigation?

[gldstwmn]

5. A massive coke bender is imminent.

[blm]

8. That has been my thought, too.

Especially with McConnell story.

[leftieNanner]

9. That would be very nice

Welcome to DU by the way.

[Bluethroughu]

10. He'd let his kids go to prison

Maybe not icky.

[Kingofalldems]

16. You mean we won't get to see Kimberly dance again?