Donald Trump has called for a boycott of companies working to “awaken a culture of annulment” regarding Georgia’s election law. The former US president wrote: “It is time for Republicans and conservatives to take revenge.”

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On Saturday, the former president suggested that Republicans I learned from the tactics Democrats And boycotted companies that condemned the new electoral reform in Georgia.

For years, far-left Democrats have played a dirty game, boycotting products when the company has done anything or issued a statement that offends them in any way. Now they’re playing a big game of awakening the culture of abolition and our sacred choices

– he wrote Donald Trump In the statement issued.

It is time for Republicans and Conservatives to take revenge – we have more people than them – at least for now! Let’s boycott Major League Baseball, Coca-Cola, Delta Airlines, GBMorgan Chase, Viacom CBS, Citigroup, Cisco, UPS and Merck. Do not return to their products until they are gone

– Resume.

We can play better than they can

Trump used to say.

At the same time, he reiterated once again that the presidential election in 2020 has been rigged.

They rigged and stole our 2020 presidential election, in which we won a landslide victory, and boycotted and intimidated companies in an attempt to force them into submission. Never give up, never give up! The radical left will destroy our country if we allow them to. We will not become a socialist nation. Happy birthday!

The former president asked his supporters.

Republicans started the boycott

Some Republicans followed the former US president’s plea and announced that they are removing Coca-Cola products from their offices.

Unfortunately, after adopting the “Electoral Integrity Act of 2021”, your company made a conscious decision to maintain a national dialogue aimed at deliberately misleading the people of Georgia and deepening the division in our great country.

Politicians wrote in a letter to the Coca-Cola Company.