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No, the question was about business executives. So among other things you can't say "53% of Americans would support firing someone based on a donation to a pres
by anotherman554 6y ago
No, the question was about business executives. So among other things you can't say "53% of Americans would support firing someone based on a donation to a presidential campaign" since that wasn't the question, it was about business executives.
I'm not sure why it was phrased that way. It seems to be hinting at wealthy people controlling the outcome of elections.
- ghaff 6y agoI think it's more that business executives, to a greater degree than people in the trenches, are faces of the company. Being a known supporter of a political candidate who is vilified among the people who buy from you or who you otherwise depend upon for support and cooperation can be a problem.