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Oh well do you know your coffee shop? Oh well do you know if they're owned by private equity or they're donating to Republicans? Come find out... Well, let's take a look at some of the largest to get the answers! The largest coffee chain in the United States is, of course, Starbucks. They don't give to political action committees. When it comes to their senior leaders and other employees, they give overwhelmingly to the Democratic platform. Now, that doesn't mean they don't have their own issues. And people choose to avoid them for a variety of reasons. When it comes to Dunkin Donuts, they're owned by private equity, Roar Capital. And they give overwhelmingly to the Republican platform. Next we have Dutch Bros. To politics as a company. Some controversies, including abandoning their Oregon for Arizona. And they have also rolled back commitments to the environment. Next, Scooters. They are privately held and they do not give to politics! Next we have 7 Brew. To politics. However, they are backed by private equity firm Blackstone. Now, I've talked in its own piece of content because they were across the United States as a result of an investment from Jimmy John Liautaud. Now, Jimmy John Liautaud donated $1.5 million to the Sentinel Action Fund, which is an affiliate fund of the Heritage Foundation. And finally, we have Caribou Coffee. By private equity as well. JAB Holdings. They don't give to politics as a company, however, their senior leaders and other employees do. And again, they're all over the place. And finally, we have Caribou Coffee. By private equity as well. JAB Holdings. They don't give to politics as a company, however, their senior leaders and other employees do. And again, they're all over the place.