Name: Republicans face growing corporate backlash after Capitol assault
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Some US Republican lawmakers face growing blowback on Monday from several of the country's biggest companies, like Amazon.

Com, Cast, A, T and T and American Express.

They've all threatened to pull campaign donations for Republicans who voted last week to challenge the results of the presidential election.

Meanwhile, a growing list, including Ford, American Airlines and Google, said they will temporarily suspend all political donations to both Democrats and Republicans alike.

The announcements are a sign that some corporate donors are reassessing their strategy.

After last Wednesday's violence in Washington, when hundreds of President Trump's supporters stormed the U.

S Capitol, five people died, including a police officer.

Few companies have gone as far as chemical giant Dow, which announced it would withhold funds for select Republican lawmakers entire terms in office up to six years for those in the Senate.

G suspension will last through 2022 will then consider requests for support on a quote case by case basis.

House and Senate challenged Biden's presidential victory.

The list includes top House Republican representative Kevin McCarthy and Senator Rick Scott.

 It's unclear what will be the lasting impact of the company's decisions as fundraising is in a postelection lull, giving corporations time to figure out their approach warning. 