Ted Sarandos, the Netflix chief content officer who threatened to pull the company’s business out of Georgia if their new abortion law takes effect, is an Obama bundler whose generous fundraising for the 44th president bought his wife an ambassadorship. If the troubled company were to follow through on the threat, it stands to lose tens of millions in tax incentives offered by the state, which the company can ill-afford to leave on the table.
How Netflix’s Georgia Boycott, Threatened By Obama Fundraiser Exec, Could Hurt Their Business
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