How this NRA vs. Delta fight in Georgia could accidentally lead to corporate welfare reform
Georgia Republicans are going to war with Delta over that airline's decision to cut ties with the National Rifle Association. They might end up combatting crony capitalism — albeit unwittingly.
The airline decided to end the promotional perks it offered the five million NRA members after the school shooting in Florida. Republicans didn’t take kindly to that and responded by taking hostage the millions of dollars the state offers in tax breaks for jet fuel. -- More...
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