The pharmaceutical industry is largely run by Leftists, stunning new research finds… vaccine mandates, drugging of children, chemotherapy and more
by: Vicki Batts
NaturalNews.com
Monday, January 28, 2019
New research led by Crowdpac, a nonpartisan polling group, has taken a hard look at federal campaign contributions across a number of different industries. And as it turns out, Big Pharma is largely run by members of the Left-wing — as is the entertainment industry, the news media, academia, tech and other influential industries. Across the board, liberals are dominating some very powerful arenas, and often are virtually unchallenged by anyone else in their profession.
Ideological echo chambers exist not just on social media but across a variety of industries — it is no wonder leftist ideologies are now running amok. Take a look at Big Tech: As the Crowdpac data indicates, tech is largely a liberal industry. Some of the biggest tech companies right now are patting each other on the back for censoring conservatives as “hate speech.” They have no foil, and there are no conservative tech companies to take a stand against this blatant abuse of power.
Similarly, Big Pharma is also largely run by leftists — which explains the industry’s continuous attempts at overthrowing personal autonomy by way of vaccine mandates, medical kidnapping and more.
Big Pharma is part of the authoritarian Left
To conduct their research, Crowdpac assigned individual donors a “score” of being more liberal or conservative, based on who they donated money to. Crowdpac founder and CEO Steve Hilton told Business Insider that the goal of this research is to provide people with “good objective, nonpartisan information about the candidates on their ballot in a simple form that they can understand.”
He added that “research shows that campaign contributions are the best predictor of how a candidate will behave in office.” Hilton says the hope is that more small donations will reduce the pull of “big money” in politics.
The research led by Crowdpac has also provided insight into the political leanings of major industries here in the United States:
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