(CNN)US Supreme CourtTo give employees access to reproductive services after the end of the federal abortion Promotion rights by major US companiesrank prominent Republicans and may increase dissatisfaction with US companies in theGOP
Other major US companies that have expanded similar profits (after leaked draft opinion or shortly after last week's Supreme Court decision) include Starbucks, Target, Airbnb, Yelp, Amazon. Warner Brothers Discovery, the parent company of CNN, includes Meta, Netflix, and Disney.
"After Dobbs, the alliance between Republican social conservatives and neoliberals is over. Cave exploration to the far left and all abortion-related costs for their employees. It's nothing more than a giant company offering to cover. "Republican Senator Josh Holy of Missouri said in a statement to the CNN.
" Republicans are big companies. We should focus on kinship policies to support mothers and their children, not on social welfare of the ultra-rich and the super-rich, "added the Senator.
The benefits of travel related to abortion quickly caught the attention of Republican critics of companies working on political issues. They see it as another hostile move against social conservatism by conference rooms across the United States. It says it is part of a greater tendency for companies to become more obedient to progressive causes and political activity. And after years of promoting corporate tax cuts and subsidies that have benefited large corporations and continued to drain industry funds into the GOP, voices like Harley have been heard throughout the party, especially the leadership and president. Is growing among the Republicans with the ambitions of.
"I think it's more commonplace," Anderson said.
"I think conservative voters understand the actions these companies are taking, which is another thing that adds to their frustration," Anderson said.
She said, "If the November elections go according to our expectations, we have a big mission to take seriously the elected civil servants to awaken these companies seriously. Probably. "
'Serious consequences'
If the Republicans gain control of Congress and more governors' mansions, conservative hardliners will quietly enter the enterprise. It has laid the foundation for legislative attacks on the United States. autumn. Some of the ideas that come to mind are packages aimed at raising environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals in business, and privileges such as antitrust exemptions and copyright protection that large companies have long enjoyed. There is a package to remove.
As these debates continue against the backdrop of Dobbs, companies offering abortion-related benefits are as conservative as high-tech companies that have accused the Republicans of rampant politically correct censorship. He said he was starting to call hatred in the circle.
At the heart of these discussions is Anderson's group, Heritage Action for America. The Claremont Institute's right-wing intellectuals have become a kind of brain trust for efforts to counter what is called the "awakened capital." Among them, Republicans such as Harley, Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas, Marco Rubio of Florida, and Jim Banks of Indiana. In May, Rubio announced a bill targeting "radical corporate activities" that would prevent businesses from deducting expenses related to "employee abortion travel expenses."
"Our tax law is a relative and should promote a culture of life," he said in a press release at the time.
"These conversations are happening and I think there's a menu of options put together by conservatives. We really encourage action and help elected officials who want to do the right thing," Anderson said. Added. The "quiet period of planning and preparation" is now happening in many states where the legislative session of the year has already ended.
Chairing a conservative Republican research committee to end the favorable copyright protection of companies that are particularly "awakening" among other policies targeting large corporations and big tech. The bank that came to mind was the related costs of employees who blamed the promotion by companies covering abortion. To the conservative response of other Republicans, he seemed to argue that such profits were aimed at helping the company profit through employee retention.
"This is not about" women's choice ". Abortion is cheaper than paid parental leave and allows businesses to retain employees. These companies tell women that children are of negative value. Americans will never forget it, "the bank said.
Republican-based victory issue
"The CEO of a company pays attention to the traditional role of the company, that is, to create value for shareholders, rather than using the profits of the company to support the abortion industry. Is wise, "Pence said.
Asked if she would chase after such a company operating in her state, Nome told CBS host Margaret Brennan: May cause damage in future GOP presidential primaries.
"We hope that more Republican governors, regardless of whether these companies are in the state, will take steps to raise concerns about the company's changes, Anderson said. "They are very political because they are standing," he said. "There are still many Republicans who need to say something."