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This is a good place to start: The Blue Pages, 2nd Edition: A Directory of Companies Rated by Their Politics and Practices.
Try this out for starters. It really helped me feel a little better back when the shit was merely in the same room as the fan, circa 2005.
> Do you think libs should boycott any company that has a founder or CEO that donates to Republicans?
But they do this - at least the ones in my area (household + extended family).
Books like these which index companies and their political contributions. ^(sorry for amazon link)
For people that want to do this, a good guide is this one:
The Blue Pages
It tracks political contributions by corporations... I'm not sure how relevant it is now with the flood gates being opened on corporate spending, but it may still be a good rough guide.