When the leaders of 100 corporations convened to plot an intervention in the voting laws of states, it was the result of a campaign by Ivy League academics and international-minded plutocrats that began long before Georgia lawmakers passed their Election Integrity Act.
The April 10 conference call, in which CEOs of multinational companies mocked Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell’s warning that corporations should stay out of politics, was organized by three groups — the Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism, the Yale Chief Executive Leadership Institute, and the Leadership Now Project — which have corralled private-sector CEOs to advance their political and economic agendas.
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