ESG Investing

Large corporate interests are increasingly pushing a new business model based on "environmental, social, and governance" -- or ESG. Beyond being good corporate stewards for shareholders and employees, the ESG philosophy bullies companies into believing that they must pour resources into community programs, reducing profits and slowing growth.

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What’s ESG all about?

Large corporate interests are increasingly pushing a new business model based on “environmental, social, and governance” — or ESG. Beyond being good corporate stewards for shareholders and employees, the ESG philosophy bullies companies into believing that they must pour resources into community programs, reducing profits and slowing growth.

For over 100 years, the rise of free enterprise, free market systems has reduced poverty for millions of people. Now, the same liberal activists who riot in our streets are telling corporate leaders that they must put their resources to work for “social good”. Take a wild guess who profits from “social good” programs — yep, liberal activists.

What are my options?

Unfortunately, Wall Street is very caught up in ESG right now. One investment firm in particular, Black Rock, leverages their proxy votes for pension funds to force corporations to adopt more liberal policies.

While there are not many options, there are good ones. 2ndVote Advisers, an off-shoot of the popular 2ndVote.com website, offers a number of investment funds and indexes that remove companies that have gone astray and are putting politics ahead of shareholders and employees.

Find out more at 2ndVoteAdvisers.com.

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Updates

Opinion: Biden just took a stance against the middle class

CNN

President Joe Biden has issued the first veto of his presidency, preserving a Labor Department rule that permits fiduciary retirement fund managers to consider climate change and social criteria when making investments.

Red States Are Putting The Left’s Woke ESG Movement On Notice

The Daily Caller

Unelected activists have been using ESG as a vehicle to force their personally preferred progressive policies on everyday Americans.

19 AGs Investigate Big Banks’ Climate Extremism That Will Rob Farmers And Frackers Of Credit

The Federalist

Leading a coalition of 19 states, Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt has launched an investigation into six major banks for this so-called ‘ESG’ push.

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