County Votes to Ban Coke Machines After CEO’s Criticism of Georgia Election Law

County Votes to Ban Coke Machines After CEO’s Criticism of Georgia Election Law
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A North Carolina county voted to ban Coca-Cola machines in county government buildings after the firm’s criticism of Georgia’s voter integrity law passed earlier this year.

“The left-wing in America, they defund. They boycott. They cancel. They tear down statues. All sorts of egregious actions,” Surry County commissioner Eddie Harris told WXII-TV in elaborating on the vote.

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