Conservative Boycotts are Moving the Needles

Some articles suggest that conservative boycotts are becoming more common, particularly in response to companies opposing voter suppression laws or promoting "woke" culture [2][3]. However, it's unclear if these boycotts have had significant economic impacts on the targeted companies. In fact, some sources suggest that companies accused of being "woke" are actually more profitable than ever [6].

Additionally, some conservative figures, such as Donald Trump Jr., have expressed opposition to certain conservative-led boycotts [5]. It's also worth noting that there is debate about the effectiveness of boycotts in general, with some studies suggesting that boycotts have limited economic impacts [8].