Re: Corporations being rated for support of Trump

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agree, the highest ranked companies would be the result of many acts, but hard to track as a nonpublic 'dynamic (i.e., what have you done for trump lately) list.

i cannot help but imagine many smaller companies can temporarily make the list by some simple flattery, which cost them nothing but some integrity. shareholders may accept that, versus becoming active targets of a grift-seeking gop.

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