Yes, businesses no longer enjoy the benefits of free association.

Sincerely,
Cake bakers

ZRX1200 wrote:

http://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/375646-georgia-lt-gov-threatens-delta-unless-it-restores-relationship-with-nra

Long and short... Delta stops offering a discount flight to NRA members.

Lieutenant Gov of Georgia decides that because of that, he will "kill any tax legislation that benefits @Delta unless the company changes its position and fully reinstates its relationship with @NRA."

So... unless a private company decides to offer a discount to a private organization (a discount no one else gets) the governors office of Georgia will interfere to ensure they can cost that private company as much as possible.

Their logic? that the NRA is representative of conservatives, and this is an attack on conservatives.

Utter bullsh#t.

victor809 wrote:

I agree, but it's not unlike certain states banning government business with North Carolina because of their bathroom law thingy a while back.
At the end of every excuse and reason and rebuttal is the simple fact that this is all partisan politics.

It stinks both ways.

tailgater wrote:

So the georgia lieutenant governor is a commie?

victor809 wrote:

Not to put too fine a point on it but fascist are different than communists.

Brewha wrote:

Better sauces

HuckFinn wrote: