How Corporate America Became a Political Orphan

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : But whenever they do so, one is right to ask to what extent it's about earnestly held beliefs and a desire to move society in a good direction, versus to what degree it's about business interests, questions of being able to hire the people they want to hire" or as part of a public-relations campaign aimed at fending off government regulation.
51% : They explicitly rejected traditional Republican reverence for free markets and free trade and favored interventions on both fronts to advance what were perceived as the interests of the party's growing band of populist voters.
49% : Alfredo Ortiz, head of the Job Creators Network, a conservative group that champions small businesses, argues that these business-world nods toward progressive priorities show that, while small business still can find a home in the Republican Party because of its tilt toward low taxes and deregulation, big business no longer does.
26% : As they see it, on issues like taxes, regulation and antitrust, they remain in the crosshairs of liberals.

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