Greene said a GOP-led House would launch 'investigations' of corporations that stopped donations to Republicans denying the 2020 presidential election results.
on January 6, 2021—when an angry mob of Trump supporters who believed the former president's election fraud claims breached the Capitol in an ill-fated attempt to stop the certification.donating to Republicans after the insurrection, suggesting that GOP politicians would pursue revenge after Bannon asked her whether corporations needed to"fear" a"populist House."
"Let's just put it like this," Greene responded."You know what they did after January 6th, Steve? They stopped donating—all the lobbyists, all the big corporations stopped donating to a whole bunch of my Republican colleagues that they used to donate to. They said, 'oh no, we can't support you because of the big lie,' or whatever they want to call it."
"That's not going to be forgotten by a whole bunch of my Republican colleagues, because that was really ridiculous and wrong," she continued."There is going to be investigations coming. And there should be, because the way corporations have conducted themselves ... I've always called it corporate communism."
Greene went on to say that corporations"probably should get a lawyer." She urged them to stay out of politics and focus solely"on customer service."," which she predicted would eventually be vanquished by a"patriot economy." The nature of the congressional investigations that Greene has predicted is unclear. Corporations and lobbyists do not have any legal obligations to donate to any particular politicians or political candidates.
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