All-Star rumble, with Biden and Trump, shows corporate America breaking with GOP - Fox News

‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ co-host Will Cain sounds off on ‘coward’ corporations following sports leagues by leaving Georgia.

After all, Major League Baseball acted the day after President Biden told ESPN he’d back such a protest against Georgia’s new voting law, and Donald Trump immediately demanded a boycott of baseball.

BIDEN USES ESPN TO SLAM GEORGIA VOTING LAW, WANTS ALL-STAR GAME MOVED.

Major Georgia employers, led by Delta and Coca-Cola, under pressure from civil rights activists, have launched a public relations campaign against the voting law signed by Republican Gov.

As the New York Times points out, "Taking a stand on voting rights legislation thrusts companies into partisan politics and pits them against Republicans who have proven willing to raise taxes and enact onerous regulations on companies that cross them politically.".

The George House voted to repeal a tax break on jet fuel that benefited Delta after the airline’s baseball stance, just as the legislature had killed a tax break in 2018 when Delta broke with the NRA in the wake of the Parkland high school shooting.

Trump, in his statement, also urged his supporters to boycott Coke, Delta and a list of other corporations opposing similar proposals in other states?

Now I can’t imagine that millions of conservatives are going to boycott every company on the list, or even baseball itself.

At the same time, some of what Biden has been saying about the Georgia voting restrictions goes too far.

Deeper reporting has found that while the Georgia law improves some things, such as an extra Saturday of early voting, it does make mail balloting more onerous by requiring identification