Ted Cruz: Corporate America trying to 'punish' anyone who disagrees with Biden agenda
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EXCUSIVE: Sen. Ted Cruz says corporate America is trying to use its "economic power" to "punish" anyone who disagrees with President Biden’s agenda, warning that corporations are "playing with fire" by wading into politics.
"A whole lot of Americans are fed up at the rise of woke corporate America," Cruz said in an interview with Fox News. "More and more, we are seeing giant companies who made a political decision to crawl in bed with Joe Biden and Kamala Harris and to be the economic enforcers of the Democratic agenda." Cruz was referring to large corporations, like Major League Baseball and Coca Cola, who were critical of Georgia’s new voting law — which critics claim make it more difficult for minorities to cast their ballots.
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