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Gay Rights Foes Receive Lion's Share Of "Target" Donations
By Carlos Santoscoy / Published: December 26, 2010 / On Top Magazine

THE LGBT needs to Boycott Target! NOW!

Anti-gay rights candidates received the lion's share of political donations by retail giant Target.

More than thee-quarters of donations made by Target's political action committee (PAC) in the last election cycle funded anti-gay politicians or PACs supporting those candidates, New York-based website TheAwl.com first reported.

The donations were made after Target became the target of a boycott for supporting anti-gay Minnesota gubernatorial candidate Tom Emmer.

Target CEO Gregg Steinhafel apologized in August for contributing $150,000 to MN Forward, an independent political fund that supported Emmer's failed bid.

In a memo to employees, Steinhafel wrote that he continues to believe that a "business climate conducive to growth is critical to our future," but added he had not anticipated how the donation would affect its employees. "And for that I am genuinely sorry," he wrote.

But after the August 5 letter, Target PAC recorded $31,200 out of $41,200 (more than 75%) in donations to anti-gay rights candidates or PACs supporting those candidates, including Republican Representatives Spencer Bachus (Alabama), David Camp (Michigan), Dave Reichert (Washington), David Dreier (California) and John Kline (Minnesota), and Idaho Senator Michael Crapo, all of whom scored low on the Human Rights Campaign's (HRC) 2010 Congressional Scorecard, a measure of an elected official's support for gay rights.

Target's political arm also supported Representatives Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) and Roy Blunt (R-Missouri) by giving to three PACs that in turn gave to the candidates.

Kline, a vehement gay rights foe, received a $5,000 maximum donation from the fund in September - just weeks after Target's Emmer donation prompted progressive group MoveOn to release an ad calling for a boycott of the Minnesota-based retailer.

Target also gave money to gay rights supporters, including New York Senator Chuck Schumer and Minnesota Congressman Keith Ellison, $1,000 and $500 respectively.

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