Allstate CEO Tom Wilson faces MAGA backlash following bizarre Sugar Bowl ad in the wake of New Orleans attack
Allstate CEO Tom Wilson faces MAGA backlash following bizarre Sugar Bowl ad in the wake of New Orleans attack - Allstate’s CEO brazenly declared that the US has an ‘addiction to divisiveness’ 24 hours
Sugar Bowl's corporate sponsor CEO slammed for 'addiction to divisiveness' statement after terror attack
Allstate CEO Tom Wilson suggested Americans have an "addiction to divisiveness" in a statement that has prompted backlash after the New Orleans terror attack.
Allstate CEO decries ‘addiction to divisiveness’ during Sugar Bowl; GOP lawmakers outraged
Tom Wilson, CEO of Allstate Corp., delivered a statement during the broadcast of the Sugar Bowl in which he called on viewers to accept others’ differences, but did not explicitly condemn
'Addiction to negativity' :Sugar Bowl sponsor's CEO's unempathetic take on New Orleans attack sparks outrage, Could the league end in Trouble? know here
While everyone in the Nation had condemn the act and stood tall with the victims, Tom Wilson, the chairman, president and CEO of All state Corporation made an unempathetic comment
Allstate deletes social media post of CEO's controversial Sugar Bowl message amid backlash
Following the backlash Allstate CEO Tom Wilson faced over his comments in response to the New Orleans terror attack, the company appeared to delete the message from its social media platform.
Allstate CEO Tom Wilson strikes the wrong tone
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Capitals' Tom Wilson: Lights lamp twice in shootout loss
Wilson scored two goals, one on the power play, in Monday's 4-3 shootout loss to the Sabres. The veteran winger extended his goal streak to three games and his point streak to four games with the ...
Capitals host the Canucks after Wilson’s 2-goal game
The Washington Capitals host the Vancouver Canucks after Tom Wilson's two-goal game against the Buffalo Sabres in the Capitals' 4-3 shootout loss.
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Tuch scores twice, Sabres edge Capitals in shootout to end 3-game skid
BUFFALO -- Alex Tuch scored twice for the Buffalo Sabres in a 4-3 shootout win against the Washington Capitals at KeyBank Center on Monday. JJ Peterka, who had two assists, scored the deciding goal in ...
Capitals' Tom Wilson: Extends point streak
Extends point streak ...
Sabres play the Capitals on losing streak
BOTTOM LINE: The Buffalo Sabres play the Washington Capitals as losers of three straight games. Buffalo has a 14-21-5 record overall and a 7-10-3 record on its home ice. The Sabres are 3-5-4 in ...