Coca-Cola is the first liberal corporation to suffer a major setback as a result of its opposition to Georgia’s voter ID rules.
Georgia’s decision to protect voter integrity was recently called “unacceptable,” “false,” and “a step back” by the organization in a statement.
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The recent passage of Georgia voting laws aimed at strengthening state election integrity triggered a huge backlash against Coca-Cola after the company’s CEO, James Quincey, called them “unacceptable,” “false,” and “a step backward.”
Quincey, who joined the Coca-Cola corporation in 1996, spoke out against the new legislation on CNBC on Wednesday, saying that “we will continue to campaign” against it “both in private and in public.” Many people took to Twitter to share their displeasure with his remarks.
This stance isn’t boing well for Coke, who is now facing a barrage of criticism for their anti-voter law stance.
The guy who peddles sugar water that makes you obese wants to control the way you think. @CocaCola https://t.co/SN2PUY29zQ
— Buzz Patterson (@BuzzPatterson) April 1, 2021
Patriots will choose another beverage. Big mistake by @CocaCola. Don’t poke the bear. https://t.co/J3DieHLVsb
— Laura Ingraham (@IngrahamAngle) April 1, 2021
They, too, are in bed with China, just like anyone else.
Wonder how Coke became “woke”? Here’s a clue.
Coca-Cola boss: We're sticking with China all the way – Asia Times https://t.co/jFIht0OcN2
— Dinesh D'Souza (@DineshDSouza) April 1, 2021
