Poll: Voters Want U.S. Corporations to Focus on Products, Services, Not Social Justice, Climate Change

As the World Economic Forum meets to consider the controversial “Great Reset” of the global economy, a poll finds that the majority of American voters want U.S. businesses to concentrate on traditional economic goals and not social justice.

That includes producing high-quality goods and services, earning profits for shareholders, and offering good pay and benefits for employees rather than using resources to address issues like climate change.

The press release about the poll said:

Voters also reject the Great Reset movement—a global economic strategy in response to the coronavirus pandemic that aims to change the priorities of capitalism—and say that international institutions such as the United Nations and World Economic Forum should have a limited impact, or none at all, on the regulations governing U.S. businesses.

The Heartland Institute reported on its poll conducted with Rasmussen Reports on January 5, 2022 of 1,016 likely voters and found that 45 percent of voters believe the highest priority for businesses should be “providing individual consumers with high quality products and services at the lowest prices,” compared to just one percent who said, “using business resources to pursue social justice causes.” – READ MORE