Now that Republicans have regained control of the House, key conservative figures are threatening political consequences.
“That’s not going to be forgotten,” Greene said on Steve Bannon's War Room last month."There are going to be investigations coming."
“The GOP has the House, so pressure will be on,” said Paul Argenti, a professor of corporate communication at Dartmouth and author of a 2020 Harvard Business Review article, The broadside heard around corporate America? When Walt Disney CEO Bob Chapek criticized a Florida law limiting what teachers can tell young students about gender and sexuality and Gov. Ron DeSantis stripped the company of a decades-old special tax district.
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