Column: Big companies renege on their promises to fight assaults on abortion, voting rights and democracy
Don’t believe corporations when they say they’re reconsidering their political donations.
In a rational world, this would be taken as a concise description of graft, which is illegal. We don’t live in that world, however, but in one where using campaign contributions to pay off politicians who carry your water is perfectly legal, so it can’t be labeled as such.
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