Shifty Stacey Abrams pushed corporations to boycott Georgia over their perfectly reasonable voter integrity law but she became concerned when it backfired.
So, what is the fake governor of Georgia doing now? Well, she’s pretending she’s against boycotts.
MLB owners say they were all blindsided by the Rob Manfred decision to pull the All-Star game from Atlanta. Hmmm, really? Manfred didn’t even call them?
How could any one of them do this when they said they were going to honor Hank Aaron? In some other stadium?
Well, they all look bad and got what they deserved. They were afraid she’d get her army of angry people marching to their doorsteps.
SCOOP: @MLB sources say owners were blindsided at least by the timing of @RobManfred‘s decision to pull the All-Star game from Atlanta. Also said his decision came after speaking w @staceyabrams, which is odd since she has now said she’s against the boycott. Story developing
— Charles Gasparino (@CGasparino) April 7, 2021
As Senator Cotton said, Stacey Abrams made it quite clear that she was calling the Georgia Voter Integrity Law a Jim Crow law. She “threatened businesses which didn’t attack the new law.”
Abrams is the one who convinced the MLB to boycott Georgia.
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They cave because they are more afraid of her than their fans. We need to reverse that.
Stacey Abrams described Georgia’s new voting law as “Jim Crow” at least 10 times before MLB moved the All-Star game.
She also wrote “boycotts work” and threatened the businesses which didn’t attack the new law.
She convinced the MLB to boycott Georgia. pic.twitter.com/b8NdgZsMcY
— Tom Cotton (@SenTomCotton) April 20, 2021
Fake News CNN’s fake fact-checker Daniel Gale is out twisting the truth. He’s claiming she said not to boycott, which is true, but she said it after it blew up. Abrams is a very negative force and CNN is Geobbels’ media.
This is misleading. Abrams wrote that boycotts work under certain conditions…but proceeded, in the same op-ed, to argue that Georgia's conditions weren't right for a boycott. In a web video that day, she explicitly said, "Please do not boycott us." https://t.co/Ym0uIdFZy8
— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) April 22, 2021
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