Politico is reporting that for every action there is a reaction:
U.S. Chamber of Commerce President Tom Donohue says a campaign by the White House and its allies to undermine his $200-million-a-year association has largely failed — and actually has helped raise even more money for its pro-business efforts.
In a 75-minute interview with POLITICO, Donohue dismissed recent defections by Apple and at least four other companies, which quit over the Chamber's opposition to Democratic climate change legislation — as essentially meaningless. "Members come and go all the damn time," he said.
That's true. But rarely — if ever — have companies jumped ship in such a public way.
Donohue made plain he believes the White House, or at least its closest allies operating on the outside, are behind a very orchestrated campaign to embarrass and undermine the Chamber.
More change that I cannot believe in.
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The White House and it's allies are working hard to silence any dissenters on their pet projects.
The One© has decided that consensus through intimidation is a better route than compromise.
That's great, but then why did the Chamber reverse their climate change policy and support a carbon tax recently?
Seems like the hardball tactics were pretty effective, after all.
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