Corporate Progressives Align with Van Jones Against Voter ID Laws

The Color of Change is pure Red, for its founder Van Jones—a self described Communist and former Obama Green Jobs Czar. The Group explicitly supports race- and gender-based preferences in government contracting, college admissions, and hiring/promotion policies. Astoundingly, this racist group has gotten the support of corporations such as McDonald's, Pepsi, Coca-Cola, Intuit, Kraft, Arby's, and Walgreens (more on that later).

After being exposed by Glenn Beck (see video below for one of many segments Beck ran on Jones) and subsequently fired by the Obama regime, Van Jones has been on a tirade to extinguish conservative speech and influence.



The Color of Change has campaigned hard to get advertisers to pull ads from the  Rush Limbaugh radio show. The group's latest effort is to get corporate America to kowtow to drop their sponsorships of the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), a 40 year old association of state legislators whose mission is... 

"to advance the Jeffersonian principles of free markets, limited government, federalism, and individual liberty." 

ALEC's policy experts have successfully teamed with public officials and the private sector on crafting model state bills covering everything from education reform and health care to pensions, public safety and civil justice. ALEC stands for the very ideals that progressives and communists like Van Jones abhor.

So, the following shameful companies have aligned with the Communist VAN JONES to block any form of voter ID laws throughout America.

• McDonald's
• Pepsi
• Coca-Cola
• Intuit
• Kraft
• Arby's (they also recently joined the hush rush crowd)
• Walgreens

Please contact each of the companies and let them know that siding with Van Jones is not acceptable. Or, Re-tweet the following.

Corp progressives @McDonalds @Pepsi @Coke @Intuit @Kraft @Arbys side with Communist VanJones to suppress Votor ID Lawsjohngaltlist.blogspot.com/2012/04/corpor…
— John Galt List (@JohnGaltList) April 13, 2012

Update: As reported on Bill O'Reilly last night, Johnson & Johnson, Wal-Mart, AT&T
and State Farm Insurance all stuck with ALEC and refused to be kowtowed by the radical left.

Support them all.