Probably some catch-all bullshit like "fiduciary responsibility to shareholders" makes companies beholden (hostage) to groups like NCPPR. As long as shareholders can say they legitimately fear their money is being mismanaged and they might not get a return, the company has to comply.Yeah I'll need someone with a legal/law degree to look into this more. Because I can understand a business making routes or decisions to increase shareholder revenue & pay out because that's the only real law in Capitalism. But screening employee's private donations they do with money they earned from their paycheck? & relaying where they donate it to & reporting that back to the shareholders or investors & blocking and/or stopping them from doing it?? What is this horseshit that's one of the most blatantly infringing criminal things I've ever heard of shareholders or stakeholders doing.
That's my best guess, anyway, without knowing more.
unlike Conservatives that will boycott and later start buying from them
Why would conservatives boycott them at all? Conservatives will applaud this kind of shit.