I can’t speak to this bill in particular. If memory serves(and it may not) they opposed the guns in parking lots bill.Just so I'm clear, the working theory is that the RINO from Columbus voted against CC because he was influenced by a company in his district, despite there being no evidence said company has a position on the legislation?
I agree Cummins has veered outside it's lane on several issues. If they advocated against CC then they're open to criticism. But if it's just pure speculation than we're shifting responsibility from the legislator who voted against the rights of his constituents onto an evil corporation. That's a game democrats generally like to play and frankly, it's nonsense.
If someone had the time they could check Walkers campaign contributions and maybe learn something.