Jan. 6 Corporate Freeze On Campaign Donations Begins To Thaw

The video discusses how companies like UPS, Boeing, and Cigna have resumed political donations after initially pausing them following the January 6 insurrection. It highlights the role of Political Action Committees (PACs) in these donations and examines the strategies and statements of various corporations regarding their political contributions. The video also explores the implications of these donations on corporate reputations and political influence.

What action did UPS take immediately after the January 6 insurrection?

• Paused political donations

• Filed for bankruptcy

• Increased political donations

• Changed their CEO

Which company reviewed its political spending to ensure alignment with fundamental principles?

• General Motors

• JetBlue

• Boeing

• Ford

How did Cigna justify its donations to lawmakers who opposed certifying the election?

• They believed it was not obstructing a peaceful transition

• They received a government mandate

• They were unaware of the lawmakers' actions

• They wanted to support all political parties

Which company decided not to support Madison Cawthorn after the Capitol attack?

• UPS

• Duke Energy

• Boeing

• Cigna

What is the focus of companies returning to traditional political donations?

• Avoiding all political contributions

• Focusing on congressional leaders and committee chairpersons

• Donating to international political figures

• Supporting only one political party