The pharmaceutical industry is more WOKE than most people could ever imagine

 Conservatives are finally taking notice of Big Pharma's corruption now that it is being revealed just how "woke" the pharmaceutical industry truly is.

While both the left and the right have been propping up the drug industry for decades, allowing it to maintain a monopoly over medicine in the United States, the latest figures suggest that Big Pharma, at least currently, leans more left than right.

From 2016 through 2022, Big Pharma contributed $29 million to Democrat candidates, and the cash is still flowing to the left in 2024 as the drug industry presumably pushes to keep Donald Trump from being reelected.

"The drug lobby has donated four times more money to Joe Biden than it has to Donald Trump," reports AM Greatness.

"And the industry's generosity to Team Blue doesn't end with individual candidates. Its chief lobby, PhRMA, also gives millions to liberal campaign arms like the Democratic Attorneys General Association."

 Black Lives Matter, transgenderism and pharmaceuticals

The pharmaceutical industry reportedly funds the PBM Accountability Project, an effort aimed at supporting legislation against pharmacy benefit managers (PBM), which are third-party operators that negotiate for lower drug prices on behalf of health insurance recipients.

"Big Pharma has an interest in reducing their influence on the market so they can rake in even more profits," reports warn. 

The PBM Accountability Project, by the way, is also responsible for the creation of America's Agenda, which finances PhRMA. It works with labor unions to lobby for restrictions on PBMs.

Outside of electoral politics, the drug industry also supports leftist social causes like Black Lives Matter (BLM). Many leading pharmaceutical CEOs and executives groveled and apologized for their "white privilege" following the death of George Floyd.

"As the CEO of the world's largest healthcare company, I must state unequivocally that racism in any form is unacceptable and that Black Lives Matter," said Johnson & Johnson Chairman and CEO Alex Gorsky, as one example.

"And as a white man, I also need to acknowledge the limits of my own life experience and listen to those who have faced systemic injustice since the day they were born."

In addition to statements like these, drug company executives also sent tens of millions of dollars in donations to BLM-related groups while adopting new diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies to oppress fair-skinned people as white devils.

Both Johnson & Johnson and Pfizer did these kinds of things, both companies forcing their employees to undergo DEI brainwashing, including the forced reading of the anti-white writings of Ibram X.

"Managers were instructed to discriminate against whites and males in the hiring process and favor applicants who simply checked off the minority quota," reports explain about what went on post-George Floyd.

Then there is the "gender equality" component of Big Pharma's endeavors. Because there is a lot of money to be made on "top surgeries" and other forms of "gender transition," Big Pharma is dumping lots of cash into pro-LGBTQ+ groups like the Human Rights Campaign (HRC).

Both PhRMA and Pfizer are the chief sponsors of the so-called "Healthcare Equality Index," which rates hospitals on their conformity to gender ideology, including the "correct" usage of "gender pronouns" and the availability of sexual reassignment surgery for minors.

And finally, of course, is Big Pharma's continued commitment to punishing anyone who expresses skepticism of Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) "vaccines." Using politicians, social media platforms and other tools, the pharmaceutical industry continues to fight against free speech and the First Amendment because these are bad for business.