RedRight Reviewed Companies

Buc-ee's is a privately held Texas chain of oversized travel centers and gas stations, known for its beaver mascot, barbecue and snacks, and famously clean restrooms.

Wikipedia is the volunteer-written free encyclopedia hosted by the Wikimedia Foundation, a San Francisco nonprofit funded mainly by small donations.

Ruff Greens is a private, Texas-based seller of vegan dog and cat nutritional supplements. It markets directly to consumers and has advertised heavily through conservative talk-radio sponsorships.

Purina is a pet food brand owned by Nestlé, the Swiss food and beverage company. The political record examined here is Nestlé's: a corporate PAC that favored Republican candidates before shutting down, plus a foregrounded corporate diversity posture.

Petco is a national pet retailer and services company that has rebranded itself around pet health and wellness. Its federal political footprint is minimal, with no corporate PAC and no reported federal lobbying in the most recent cycle.

Chewy is an online pet retailer known for personal customer service, including sympathy gestures after a pet dies. Its federal political footprint is minimal, with no corporate PAC on the public record.

CODEPINK is a women-led, anti-war nonprofit founded in 2002 to oppose the Iraq War, known for theatrical protests against U.S. military spending and foreign policy.

The American Civil Liberties Union is a century-old nonprofit that litigates and lobbies on civil liberties, and in the last decade has become a major spender in state elections.

Byrna Technologies (Nasdaq: BYRN) is an Andover, Massachusetts company that makes less-lethal, CO2-powered self-defense launchers and pepper products sold to civilians, security firms, and police.

MAC Cosmetics is a professional makeup brand founded in Toronto in 1984, owned by The Estée Lauder Companies since 1998.

OUAI is a haircare and body care brand founded by celebrity stylist Jen Atkin in 2016, owned by Procter and Gamble since 2021.

rhode is a skincare and hybrid makeup brand founded by Hailey Bieber in 2022, now a wholly owned subsidiary of publicly traded e.l.f. Beauty.

Nature Nate's, sold as Nate's Honey, is a McKinney, Texas based brand of 100 percent pure, raw, and unfiltered honey, now owned by Sweet Harvest Foods.

Vonage is a cloud communications company owned by Sweden's Ericsson, selling internet-based phone service to households and a developer platform for calls, messaging and video to businesses.

Family-owned Portland, Oregon bookseller, the largest independent new and used bookstore company in the world, best known for its City of Books flagship covering a full downtown block.

The largest retail bookseller in the United States, with roughly 600 stores in all 50 states, owned since 2019 by the investment firm Elliott and led by British bookseller James Daunt.

SimpliSafe is a Boston-based, privately held home security company founded in 2006 by Chad and Eleanor Laurans, known for no-contract DIY alarm systems, optional 24/7 professional monitoring, and AI-assisted camera monitoring with live agents. It was acquired by private equity firm GTCR in November 2025.

The Mayfield Village, Ohio auto insurer founded in 1937, now one of the largest car insurance companies in the United States, known for its Flo advertising and for selling both directly and through independent agents.

The Boston based property and casualty insurance giant, founded in 1912, that sells auto, home, and commercial coverage under the Liberty Mutual and Safeco brands.

The Round Rock, Texas technology giant, founded and controlled by chairman and CEO Michael Dell, that makes personal computers, servers, and data storage for consumers, businesses, and governments.

A premium direct to consumer diaper and wipes brand launched in 2023 by the conservative marketplace PublicSquare, marketed to pro-life and faith focused families, and as of 2026 under agreement to be sold to FreeHold Brands.

A small Youngstown, Ohio direct to consumer brand (a division of Claiming Crowns LLC) selling clean, toxin free skincare, beauty, and wellness products, built around an explicitly Christian, scripture centered identity and a First Fruits giving practice.

Patriot Mobile is a Texas-based wireless provider that markets itself as America's only Christian conservative phone carrier and directs a portion of its revenue to conservative political and faith-based causes.

IKEA is the Swedish-founded global home furnishings brand. Its U.S. stores are operated by Ingka Group, the largest IKEA franchisee, under a foundation ownership structure with no shareholders.

Old Navy is the value-priced family apparel brand of San Francisco-based Gap Inc. (NYSE: GAP), which also owns Gap, Banana Republic, and Athleta. Launched in 1994, it is Gap Inc.'s largest brand, selling affordable basics through more than 1,200 stores and online.

Salesforce is a San Francisco based enterprise software company and the world's largest customer relationship management (CRM) platform, providing cloud based sales, service, marketing, and AI tools to businesses.

Levi Strauss & Co. is the San Francisco-based apparel maker behind the Levi's denim brand, founded in 1853 and publicly traded (NYSE: LEVI) while still controlled by the founding Haas family. It sells jeans and clothing worldwide through its own stores, retailers, and online, and its brands include Levi's, Levi Strauss Signature, and Beyond Yoga.

GameStop Corp. is a Grapevine, Texas retailer of video games, consoles, trading cards and pop culture collectibles, operating 2,206 stores worldwide and trading on the New York Stock Exchange as GME.

Uline is a privately held North American distributor of shipping, packaging and industrial supplies, founded in 1980 and owned by the Uihlein family.

The Charlotte based banking giant serving more than 70 million clients, parent of Merrill and the second largest US bank by assets.

Zillow is the most visited real estate marketplace in the United States, a Seattle based technology company publicly traded on the Nasdaq as Z and ZG, known for its Zestimate home value tool, Premier Agent advertising, Zillow Home Loans, and rentals.

Conservative Move is a McKinney, Texas real estate referral network, founded in 2017 by former Republican congressional candidate Paul Chabot, that connects clients with partner agents to help them relocate from what it calls blue states to red states.

The San Francisco based rideshare company, second largest in the United States, publicly traded on the Nasdaq as LYFT.

The St. Louis brewer of Budweiser, Bud Light, and Michelob Ultra, operating as the US arm of Belgium based Anheuser-Busch InBev.

The Dallas based chicken wing chain with more than 3,000 franchised restaurants worldwide, publicly traded as WING.

Google is the search, advertising, and technology business that generates most of the revenue of its parent company, Alphabet, with products including Search, YouTube, Android, Chrome, and Google Cloud.

Just the News is a digital news outlet launched in 2020 by investigative journalist John Solomon and owned by his company, Bentley Media Group LLC.

Peloton Interactive is a connected-fitness company that sells stationary bikes, treadmills, and a rowing machine paired with a subscription platform of live and on-demand workout classes.

Target Corporation is a Minneapolis-based general-merchandise retailer operating roughly two thousand large-format discount stores across the United States.

Global entertainment conglomerate spanning theme parks, ABC, ESPN, Disney+, Pixar, Marvel, and Lucasfilm, with a politically prominent four-year arc covering the Florida "Don't Say Gay" fight, the ABC-Trump defamation settlement, the rollback of its DEI programs, and the September 2025 Jimmy Kimmel suspension under FCC pressure.

The UFC is the world's largest mixed martial arts promotion, owned by publicly traded TKO Group Holdings and led by longtime president and chief executive Dana White.

Guinness is an Irish dry stout first brewed at the St. James's Gate Brewery in Dublin in 1759 and now brewed and marketed worldwide by the London-based drinks company Diageo.

Adidas is the world's second-largest sportswear company, founded in Herzogenaurach, Germany in 1949 and known for its three-stripes footwear, apparel, and high-profile athlete and celebrity collaborations.

The market-leading diaper and baby-care brand owned by consumer-goods giant Procter & Gamble, whose corporate politics run through one of the most prominent advocates of LGBTQ-inclusive advertising in American business.

Panera Bread is a fast-casual bakery-cafe chain known for soups, sandwiches, salads, and fresh bread, with more than 2,000 locations across the United States and Canada. It is privately owned by European investment group JAB Holding Company through its Panera Brands platform.

Wendy's is the third-largest hamburger fast-food chain in the United States, founded in Columbus, Ohio in 1969 and known for its square patties, fresh-never-frozen beef, and the Frosty.

Airbnb is a San Francisco-based online marketplace for short-term home rentals and experiences, connecting more than five million hosts with travelers in nearly every country in the world.

The privately held, family-run fast food chain known for chicken sandwiches, closing every Sunday, and a Christian corporate identity that has made it a recurring flashpoint in American culture-war politics.

Nike is the world's largest athletic footwear and apparel company, known both for its dominance in sportswear and for high-profile marketing campaigns that have waded into social and political debates.

Arvest Bank is a Walton-family-owned community bank based in Bentonville, Arkansas, with branches across Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri.

X, formerly Twitter, is the social platform owned by Elon Musk and now a subsidiary of his AI company xAI, known for a major content-moderation rollback and Musk's open political activism.

Microsoft is a global technology company behind Windows, Office, Azure, and Xbox, known for a near-even corporate PAC and a deliberate posture of working with both political administrations.

Privately held rocket and spacecraft maker founded by Elon Musk in 2002, builder of Falcon rockets, Dragon, Starship, and Starlink.

Spotify is the world's largest music and podcast streaming service, founded in Stockholm in 2006 by Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon.

Nvidia is the Santa Clara semiconductor company whose GPUs became the core hardware of the AI boom; founded 1993, led since inception by Jensen Huang.

The original online marketplace, where a small and access-driven political footprint sits alongside a founder famous for funding progressive causes and a string of contested corporate-conduct episodes.

The world's largest subscription streaming service, founded in 1997 and based in Los Gatos, California, with more than 325 million paid memberships worldwide.

The world's largest retailer by revenue, a Bentonville, Arkansas based chain of supercenters, discount stores, and warehouse clubs, controlled by the founding Walton family.

The Home Depot is the world's largest home improvement retailer, with a corporate PAC and a founder legacy that have long shaped its political reputation.

Apple is the world's most valuable company and the maker of the iPhone, Mac, and a large services business. It has no corporate PAC, its employees donate overwhelmingly to Democrats, and CEO Tim Cook has built a working relationship with the Trump administration.

Seattle-based global coffeehouse chain, the world's largest specialty coffee roaster and retailer, with more than 40,000 stores worldwide.

American cable news network owned by Versant Corporation. Founded in 1996 as MSNBC, a joint venture between Microsoft and NBC News, the network rebranded as MS NOW in November 2025 and is anchored by Rachel Maddow, Chris Hayes, Jen Psaki, and Lawrence O'Donnell.

American cable news network owned by Fox Corporation. Founded in 1996 by Rupert Murdoch and Roger Ailes, Fox News has been the most-watched cable channel in the United States for nine consecutive years through 2024.

Premium American television and streaming brand owned by Warner Bros. Discovery, known for prestige drama (The Sopranos, Game of Thrones, Succession, The Last of Us), recurring documentary titles on contemporary political subjects, and weekly political programming anchored by John Oliver and Bill Maher; parent company WBD shareholders approved a sale to Paramount Skydance on April 23, 2026, valued at $81 billion in equity and approximately $110 billion in enterprise value, expected to close in Q3 2026 pending US and European regulatory review.

Cambridge, Massachusetts-based marketing, sales, and customer service software company with a progressive corporate culture marked by eight consecutive years of public diversity reporting that has remained in place through 2025 while major tech peers retreated, a notably small federal political footprint, and a co-founder whose largest publicly disclosed political-coded transaction was a $1.9 million benefit purchase for the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Largest U.S. publicly traded oil and gas company and one of the most prominent corporate political actors in the energy sector.

Membership-based warehouse club known for low margins, high employee wages, and a publicly defended commitment to corporate diversity and inclusion programs.

One of the largest private companies in America, with operations spanning energy, manufacturing, and finance. Founded by Fred Koch and led by Charles Koch.

Vermont-based ice cream brand with a decades-long history of progressive activism, DEI commitment, and social justice advocacy. One of the most politically outspoken consumer brands in the US.

Faith-driven arts and crafts retailer closed on Sundays, known for conservative values and defending religious liberty. Known for their frame shop.

Veteran-founded coffee brand with a strong patriotic identity, supporting military, veterans, and first responders.

100% American-made flag company founded in Charleston, SC in 2018. Every flag is hand-sewn by American workers using a fully domestic supply chain.

Athletic apparel brand founded by Jennifer Sey, explicitly built around protecting women's sports and spaces from male-bodied athletes. Brand identity, ambassadors, and public positioning are firmly in the conservative cultural movement.

Minnesota-based pillow and bedding manufacturer founded by Mike Lindell, whose personal political activism, election-integrity advocacy, and active Republican gubernatorial campaign have become inseparable from the brand identity.