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This is from the October 28, 2004 issue of Womens Wear Daily (WWD):
Largest Retail contributors to the 2004 election:
1. Wal-mart
$2,539,538 (79% to republicans, 21% to democrats)
2. Sears
$295,221 (66% to republicans, 33% to democrats)
3. Target
$279,526 (73% to republicans, 26% to democrats
etc. etc...
on this list of 10 major retailers, the only company to give more to democrats than republicans was the Gap corporation which gave 68% of $34,143 to Dems and 27% to Republicans.
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missdirected wrote:
This is from the October 28, 2004 issue of Womens Wear Daily (WWD):
Largest Retail contributors to the 2004 election: 1. Wal-mart $2,539,538 (79% to republicans, 21% to democrats)
2. Sears $295,221 (66% to republicans, 33% to democrats)
3. Target $279,526 (73% to republicans, 26% to democrats
etc. etc...
on this list of 10 major retailers, the only company to give more to democrats than republicans was the Gap corperation which gave 68% of $34,143 to Dems and 27% to Republicans.
That's only because Kerry looks better in khakis than Bush.
_________________ Deep below the dunes I roved Past the rows, past the rows Beside the acacias freshly in bloom I sent men to their doom
This is from the October 28, 2004 issue of Womens Wear Daily (WWD):
Largest Retail contributors to the 2004 election: 1. Wal-mart $2,539,538 (79% to republicans, 21% to democrats)
2. Sears $295,221 (66% to republicans, 33% to democrats)
3. Target $279,526 (73% to republicans, 26% to democrats
etc. etc...
on this list of 10 major retailers, the only company to give more to democrats than republicans was the Gap corperation which gave 68% of $34,143 to Dems and 27% to Republicans.
Joined: Mon Oct 25, 2004 5:52 pm Posts: 145 Location: New Yawk
ElPhantasmo wrote:
missdirected wrote:
This is from the October 28, 2004 issue of Womens Wear Daily (WWD):
Largest Retail contributors to the 2004 election: 1. Wal-mart $2,539,538 (79% to republicans, 21% to democrats)
2. Sears $295,221 (66% to republicans, 33% to democrats)
3. Target $279,526 (73% to republicans, 26% to democrats
etc. etc...
on this list of 10 major retailers, the only company to give more to democrats than republicans was the Gap corperation which gave 68% of $34,143 to Dems and 27% to Republicans.
That's only because Kerry looks better in khakis than Bush.
And also thats the only place on the list that Kerry would be caught dead shopping
Joined: Sat Oct 16, 2004 10:46 pm Posts: 9617 Location: Medford, Oregon Gender: Male
men on trampolines wrote:
missdirected wrote:
This is from the October 28, 2004 issue of Womens Wear Daily (WWD):
Largest Retail contributors to the 2004 election: 1. Wal-mart $2,539,538 (79% to republicans, 21% to democrats)
2. Sears $295,221 (66% to republicans, 33% to democrats)
3. Target $279,526 (73% to republicans, 26% to democrats
etc. etc...
on this list of 10 major retailers, the only company to give more to democrats than republicans was the Gap corperation which gave 68% of $34,143 to Dems and 27% to Republicans.
Now do Rock bands
Point taken, but rock bands don't wield anywhere near the power and influence on the government as the modern corporation.
_________________ Deep below the dunes I roved Past the rows, past the rows Beside the acacias freshly in bloom I sent men to their doom
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missdirected wrote:
ElPhantasmo wrote:
missdirected wrote:
This is from the October 28, 2004 issue of Womens Wear Daily (WWD):
Largest Retail contributors to the 2004 election: 1. Wal-mart $2,539,538 (79% to republicans, 21% to democrats)
2. Sears $295,221 (66% to republicans, 33% to democrats)
3. Target $279,526 (73% to republicans, 26% to democrats
etc. etc...
on this list of 10 major retailers, the only company to give more to democrats than republicans was the Gap corperation which gave 68% of $34,143 to Dems and 27% to Republicans.
That's only because Kerry looks better in khakis than Bush.
And also thats the only place on the list that Kerry would be caught dead shopping
Which of those stores sell clothes made in sweatshops.......?
This is from the October 28, 2004 issue of Womens Wear Daily (WWD):
Largest Retail contributors to the 2004 election: 1. Wal-mart $2,539,538 (79% to republicans, 21% to democrats)
2. Sears $295,221 (66% to republicans, 33% to democrats)
3. Target $279,526 (73% to republicans, 26% to democrats
etc. etc...
on this list of 10 major retailers, the only company to give more to democrats than republicans was the Gap corperation which gave 68% of $34,143 to Dems and 27% to Republicans.
Now do Rock bands
Point taken, but rock bands don't wield anywhere near the power and influence on the government as the modern corporation.
Maybe not money, but influence.
Walmat cant influence people like a rock star
Dude, seriously. You think rock bands playing some concerts have more of an effect than corporate lobbyists on the government?
Yeah, a rock star is more likely tobe your hero then the government or any department store, unless you're retarded.
Which means you think highly with your hero and may be easily influenced and take his side on many things.
I almost bought into eddies BS, only cause he is the singer of my favorite band, and a hero to me.
I wasnt into politics back then, and would take eddies side on many things.
I kinda got interested in politics a few years ago and seen what an asshole I was.
Joined: Sat Oct 16, 2004 10:46 pm Posts: 9617 Location: Medford, Oregon Gender: Male
men on trampolines wrote:
ElPhantasmo wrote:
Dude, seriously. You think rock bands playing some concerts have more of an effect than corporate lobbyists on the government?
Yeah, a rock star is more likely tobe your hero then the government or any department store, unless you're retarded. Which means you think highly with your hero and may be easily influenced and take his side on many things. I almost bought into eddies BS, only cause he is the singer of my favorite band, and a hero to me. I wasnt into politics back then, and would take eddies side on many things. I kinda got interested in politics a few years ago and seen what an asshole I was.
I'm not talking about influence on people. I'm talking about influence ON THE GOVERNMENT. If you base your life decisions and positions on what rock stars tell you, you're correct about one thing---you're probably at least mildly retarded.
_________________ Deep below the dunes I roved Past the rows, past the rows Beside the acacias freshly in bloom I sent men to their doom
I kinda got interested in politics a few years ago and seen what an asshole I was.
what made you change your mind? Who influenced you to become a conservative?
Our President.
Before Bush I hated America, and when someone finaly wanted to stand up to terrorist and soddam is what kinda changed me, BUT also pushy
democrats trying to force they're bullshit on people will make people not want tobe a democrat.
For some reason I always thought Target gave to Democrats/Democratic causes. Maybe it's because I figured they were the anti-Walmart? I dunno.
I would think this too, The last company I worked for gave one of our buildings to Target, I cant believe what some trucking companies do to
get accounts. But I mean the building was in our facility which most workers were one race, and I was thinking to myself how come when I goto the other building(Target) all the people in the office were black,
so I thought about it, I said we must have gave them they're own builing in our yard.
I hate when companies do this.
Ok Im ready for ya now, but Im going to bed.
For some reason I always thought Target gave to Democrats/Democratic causes. Maybe it's because I figured they were the anti-Walmart? I dunno.
I would think this too, The last company I worked for gave one of our buildings to Target, I cant believe what some trucking companies do to get accounts. But I mean the building was in our facility which most workers were one race, and I was thinking to myself how come when I goto the other building(Target) all the people in the office were black, so I thought about it, I said we must have gave them they're own builing in our yard. I hate when companies do this. Ok Im ready for ya now, but Im going to bed.
You guys are having a hard time understand this arent you? Target I think orginated from the South.
The town my company is in, the town is 98% Latin, and the workers in the warehouse are 99% Latin, and in office about 67% Latin.
So how come no Latin people in this building?
Cause its the Target building. haha Ok time for bed.
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