Companies Cut Ties With NRA: One way to judge the power of a political movement is to watch corporate America

Companies Cut Ties With NRA:
One way to judge the power of a political movement is to watch corporate America. When big companies that serve customers across the political spectrum cut ties with political causes or organizations or take a stand on an issue, it often shows they've made a calculation that, sure, they might upset some customers, but ultimately, it's in their best interest to take a stand. Since Thursday, a wave of companies, including major car rental companies and airlines, have ended discount programs they had with the NRA. They include:

• The First National Bank of Omaha
• Enterprise Holdings car rental brands Rent-A-Car, Alamo Rent a Car, National Car Rental
• Symantec
• Hertz
• MetLife
• SimpliSafe
• Avis Budget Group car rental brands Avis and Budget Rent a Car
• Sirva, the parent company of moving-van lines Allied and North American
• TrueCar
• Delta Air Lines
• United Airlines
• Paramount RX
• Starkey, a hearing aid company

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