Corporate Accountability

Vote With Your Wallet

These companies have actively supported or enabled the MAGA movement. Make informed choices with your purchasing power.

Why Boycotts Work

Economic pressure is one of the most powerful tools available to citizens in a democracy. When corporations face financial consequences for enabling authoritarianism, they are forced to reconsider their alliances. History shows that sustained, organized boycotts change corporate behavior.

This list is based on publicly available information including FEC filings, OpenSecrets data, corporate statements, and news reporting. We encourage you to verify information independently.

Sources: FEC filings, OpenSecrets, IRS 990s

Amazon

Jeff Bezos attended Trump's inauguration and Amazon Web Services has provided cloud infrastructure contracts to federal agencies aligned with MAGA priorities. Bezos has sought to maintain close ties with the Trump administration.

Apple

Tim Cook has cultivated a close personal relationship with Trump, attending Mar-a-Lago dinners and advising on manufacturing policy. Apple has made significant pledges to invest in U.S. manufacturing under Trump's second term.

AT&T

AT&T leadership has historically donated to Republican causes and maintained close ties with GOP leadership aligned with MAGA. The company has lobbied for deregulatory policies championed by the Trump administration.

Charter Communications

Charter Communications leadership has donated to Republican candidates and PACs aligned with MAGA priorities, and the company has lobbied against net neutrality regulations favored by Democrats.

Comcast

Comcast executives and PACs have donated to Republican candidates, and the company has lobbied for deregulatory policies championed by the Trump administration, including rollbacks of net neutrality.

Dell

Michael Dell attended Trump's inauguration and has maintained a close relationship with the administration. Dell Technologies has benefited from federal contracts and deregulatory policies under Trump.

FedEx

FedEx founder Fred Smith has been a longtime Republican donor and has supported deregulatory policies championed by the Trump administration. FedEx PACs have donated to MAGA-aligned candidates.

Google

Google CEO Sundar Pichai attended Trump's inauguration and the company has sought to build closer ties with the administration. Google has paused DEI hiring commitments and adjusted content moderation policies under political pressure.

Home Depot

Home Depot co-founder Bernie Marcus is a major Trump donor and MAGA supporter who has publicly endorsed Trump and donated millions to his campaigns and aligned PACs.

Meta (Facebook, Instagram)

Mark Zuckerberg attended Trump's inauguration, donated $1 million to his inaugural fund, and has rolled back Meta's fact-checking and DEI programs. Meta has shifted its content moderation policies in alignment with MAGA priorities.

Microsoft

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella attended Trump's inauguration and the company has sought to maintain close ties with the administration. Microsoft has secured significant federal AI and cloud contracts under Trump.

OpenAI

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman attended Trump's inauguration and donated $1 million to his inaugural fund. Altman has cultivated a close relationship with the administration and participated in the Stargate AI infrastructure initiative.

Palantir Technologies

Palantir CEO Alex Karp and co-founder Peter Thiel are prominent MAGA supporters. Palantir has secured major contracts with ICE and other federal agencies to provide data analytics for immigration enforcement and surveillance.

Paramount Plus

Paramount Global's parent company sought to settle Trump's lawsuit against CBS News for $16 million, widely seen as a capitulation to political pressure. Shari Redstone engaged in negotiations with the Trump administration.

Starbucks

Starbucks has rolled back its DEI commitments and diversity hiring goals under pressure from MAGA-aligned activists and amid broader corporate retreat from progressive policies following Trump's return to power.

Target

Target has significantly rolled back its DEI programs, removed Pride merchandise, and ended supplier diversity commitments following pressure from MAGA-aligned boycotts and the Trump administration's executive orders targeting DEI.

Tesla

Elon Musk is one of Trump's most prominent supporters, donating over $250 million to his 2024 campaign and serving as head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Tesla's brand is now closely associated with MAGA.

Uber

Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi attended Trump's inauguration and the company has sought to build closer ties with the administration. Uber has lobbied for deregulatory policies and gig economy rules favored by the Trump administration.

UPS

UPS leadership and PACs have donated to Republican candidates aligned with MAGA, and the company has supported deregulatory trade and logistics policies championed by the Trump administration.

Walmart

Walmart has rolled back its DEI programs, ended its Center for Racial Equity, and pulled back on supplier diversity commitments following pressure from MAGA-aligned activists and Trump administration executive orders targeting corporate DEI initiatives.

X

X (formerly Twitter) is owned by Elon Musk, Trump's most prominent billionaire ally. Musk reinstated Trump's account, amplifies MAGA content algorithmically, and uses X as a platform to promote Trump and attack his political opponents.

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