City of Medina, Washington, sets an example.
Jul 24, 2014 21:13:38 #
http://www.infowars.com/city-refuses-to-pay-for-obama-fundraising-visit/#sthash.rnD4UeZD.dpuf
I hope that all the other cities on Obummer's whistle-stop tour does the same. He sure knows how to milk the public tit. Congress should pass a law that incumbent presidents be charged for the use of Air Force One. :hunf:
After his first election, when I found out that the CEO of Costco was one of Obummer's biggest contributors, I cancelled my membership at Costco. Still makes me feel good. :mrgreen:
I hope that all the other cities on Obummer's whistle-stop tour does the same. He sure knows how to milk the public tit. Congress should pass a law that incumbent presidents be charged for the use of Air Force One. :hunf:
After his first election, when I found out that the CEO of Costco was one of Obummer's biggest contributors, I cancelled my membership at Costco. Still makes me feel good. :mrgreen:
Jul 24, 2014 21:44:54 #
Elwood wrote:
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I can't believe the stupid Fuc*s that show up at his events...
but that's the representative public stupidity !
The public Stupid majority to what's really going on... !
What a bunch of BoneHeads !
Fuc*ing flat out Boneheads !
K1 Prodigies all of em'
Jul 24, 2014 21:50:51 #
Sicilianthing wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
I can't believe the stupid Fuc*s that show up at his events...
but that's the representative public stupidity !
The public Stupid majority to what's really going on... !
What a bunch of BoneHeads !
Fuc*ing flat out Boneheads !
K1 Prodigies all of em'
I can't believe the stupid Fuc*s that show up at his events...
but that's the representative public stupidity !
The public Stupid majority to what's really going on... !
What a bunch of BoneHeads !
Fuc*ing flat out Boneheads !
K1 Prodigies all of em'
:lol: :lol: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Jul 24, 2014 23:26:40 #
Elwood wrote:
Showing up to see Obummer would be like looking at a dirty diaper. They're both full of s**t. :shock:
Jul 24, 2014 23:33:30 #
Parrothead wrote:
Showing up to see Obummer would be like looking at a dirty diaper. They're both full of s**t. :shock:
:lol: :lol: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Jul 25, 2014 13:38:34 #
Elwood wrote:
So did I,went to the store and had them shred my card,they were very upset,but I don't care.Made feel good also!!!!
Jul 25, 2014 16:29:27 #
Weyner wrote:
So did I,went to the store and had them shred my card,they were very upset,but I don't care.Made feel good also!!!!
:thumbup: :thumbup: I am proud of you friend. :-D
Jul 25, 2014 16:44:52 #
Elwood wrote:
:thumbup: :thumbup: I am proud of you friend. :-D
I was very surprised when I read costco pulled "America where would the world be without her" off of the shelves.
But now today I read that Ben Carson is on their board of directors. I'm sure that won't last much longer.
I wonder under what circumstances they 1st became unionized?
Jul 25, 2014 16:52:08 #
Constitutional libertarian wrote:
I was very surprised when I read costco pulled "America where would the world be without her" off of the shelves.
But now today I read that Ben Carson is on their board of directors. I'm sure that won't last much longer.
I wonder under what circumstances they 1st became unionized?
But now today I read that Ben Carson is on their board of directors. I'm sure that won't last much longer.
I wonder under what circumstances they 1st became unionized?
I was surprised about that and here is Dr. Ben Carson's statement.
For the sake of disclosure, I should reveal that I have been a member of the Costco board of directors for 15 years. There are people on the board of several political persuasions, and we are all friendly and work well together because politics plays no role in business decisions. In the years that I have had the privilege of serving on the board, I have never witnessed a single incident where politics influenced a business decision. Not only would that be unwise, but it would lead to mass resignations and membership cancellations, including yours truly.
Apparently he was on the board long before their CEO became enamored with Obummer.
Jul 25, 2014 17:11:18 #
Elwood wrote:
I was surprised about that and here is Dr. Ben Car... (show quote)
I can only assume he expressed no politically motivated business decisions prior to them pulling that book from their shelves.
Honestly, what are they 3rd or 4th largest retailer in the country and they have made no politically based business decisions.
BS !!!!!!
They all must make politically based decisions all the time.
Jul 25, 2014 18:26:40 #
Constitutional libertarian wrote:
I can only assume he expressed no politically motivated business decisions prior to them pulling that book from their shelves.
Honestly, what are they 3rd or 4th largest retailer in the country and they have made no politically based business decisions.
BS !!!!!!
They all must make politically based decisions all the time.
Honestly, what are they 3rd or 4th largest retailer in the country and they have made no politically based business decisions.
BS !!!!!!
They all must make politically based decisions all the time.
He also said this in the same article.
Because of Sinegal's public support of Obama, the recent withdrawal of Dinesh D'Souza's book "America: Imagine a World Without Her" from Costco warehouses nationwide, just before the release of the movie by the same title, was widely interpreted as a political move -- the movie is very critical of the president. I spoke to current Costco CEO Craig Jelinek, who was so absorbed in the business of the company that he had been unaware of the movie prior to the resultant backlash. He readily admitted that those responsible for managing the limited book space in Costco warehouses should have been aware of the imminent release of the movie and retained the book in anticipation of a brisk stimulation of book sales, which had been sluggish.
Jul 25, 2014 20:08:35 #
Elwood wrote:
He also said this in the same article. br br Beca... (show quote)
Sometimes you have to separate politics from other aspects of life. For instance I'm a huge Jimmy Buffett fan even though he's a big Dim supporter. He's a great entertainer, shrewd businessman, and a successful author. Nothing wrong with that. I don't agree with his political leanings but when I'm sitting around the pool drinking a beer I normally have the Buffett classics on. :thumbup:
Jul 25, 2014 20:42:04 #
Elwood wrote:
He also said this in the same article. br br Beca... (show quote)
He is just a Obummer supporter,I will never shop at Costco again,he is an UnAmerican slob!
Jul 25, 2014 21:14:44 #
Parrothead wrote:
Sometimes you have to separate politics from other aspects of life. For instance I'm a huge Jimmy Buffett fan even though he's a big Dim supporter. He's a great entertainer, shrewd businessman, and a successful author. Nothing wrong with that. I don't agree with his political leanings but when I'm sitting around the pool drinking a beer I normally have the Buffett classics on. :thumbup:
:thumbup: :thumbup: I hear ya. I enjoy some actors movies but I despise their politics.
Jul 25, 2014 21:17:46 #
Weyner wrote:
He is just a Obummer supporter,I will never shop at Costco again,he is an UnAmerican slob!
Sinegal sure is and I agree with you about Costco. If Dr. Ben decides to run you can bet he will drop his Costco relationship. You did note that there has bee a change in CEOs there. I still won't shop there. :(
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