It’s obvious that the new proposed law to stop voter cheating and corruption in Texas is popular with most citizens.

But over 50 businesses and groups have come out against these laws. Below is a recap of the law that these companies (identified below) are protesting because it prohibits the following issues for the following reasons:

The new Texas law will prohibit:

Drive-through voting.

Drive-through voting violates the sanctity of the ballot box by allowing as many people in the vehicle into the ballot box.

Twenty-four hour voting.

Twenty-four-hour voting made it hard to get poll watchers and encouraged cheating.

Unrequested mail-in ballots. Unsolicited distribution of applications for early ballots and unsolicited mail-in ballots can easily be abused.

No ballot harvesting.

Because ballots can be discarded or changed after collection and because ballot harvesters can provide pressure to vote one way, ballot harvesting has been made a felony.

The new Texas law encourages:

The power of poll watchers.

Having poll watchers discourages cheating.

Purging voter rolls.

Removing dead, out-of-state, and other unqualified voters from the rolls discourages cheating.

Patriotic Texans are finished with companies like Coke and Major League Baseball who decided to bully Georgia when they passed similar voting laws. Texans are tired of the “woke” bullying that encourages censorship of Dr. Suess, Pepe la Pew, movies and books.

From a letter provided by the Wall Street Journal, Texans (and citizens across America) get this list of these companies to avoid and consider boycotting:

1. American Airlines
2. Microsoft
3. HP
4. Salesforce
5. Unilever
6. Etsy
7. Patagonia
8. REI Co-op
9. Atlassian
10. Sodexo
11. Warby Parker
12. Levi Strauss & Co
13. GitHub
14. Gearbox
15. Silicon Labs
16. Capital Factory
17. P Terry’s
18. Bulle Rock Capital
19. Grayline Group
20. Blue Sky Partners
21. data.world
22. BLK
23. Live Oak Real Estate
24. Dochen Realtors
25. M Group Agency
26. Design Run Group, LLC
27. Elizabeth Christian Public Relations LLC
28. Inside Edge Consulting LLC
29. JDI Inc.
30. Notley Ventures
31. Traffic Engineers, Inc.
32. Tritium Partners
33. Texas Association of AfricanAmerican Chambers of Commerce
34. Austin LGBT Chamber of Commerce
35. Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce
36. San Antonio LGBT Chamber of Commerce
37. North Texas LGBT Chamber of Commerce
38. Texas LGBTQ Chambers of Commerce
39. Greater Houston LGBT Chamber of Commerce
40. Greater Houston Black Chamber of Commerce
41. Greater Austin Black Chamber of Commerce
42. Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
43. Austin Area Urban League
44. Houston Area Urban League
45. Texas Impact
46. Emgage Texas
47. Interfaith Ministries for Greater Houston
48. The Leadership Now Project
49. Russell Reynolds Associates
50. The Collective Academy
51. Bryan Sanchez, real estate investor