Georgia Republicans want Coca-Cola products removed from their offices after CEO criticizes new voting law

A group of Republican legislators in Georgia want Coca-Cola products removed from their offices after the company's CEO criticized the new election reforms signed into law by Gov. Brian Kemp (R).

In a letter addressed to Kevin Perry, the president and CEO of the Georgia Beverage Association, eight lawmakers from the state House on Saturday accused the Coca-Cola company of spreading misinformation about Georgia elections law and caving to "out of control cancel culture."

"Your company has made the conscious decision to perpetrate a national dialogue which seeks to intentionally mislead the citizens of Georgia and deepen a divide in our great State," the lawmakers wrote. "We have the responsibility to all of Georgia not to engage in those misguided intentions nor continue to support corporations who choose to."