Ever since the Supreme Court decided that corporations could be people, we have waited to see what ramifications there will be.
Well, Target has given $100K to a group supporting the Republican (Perublican) gubenatorial candidate — anti-same-sex marriage, anti-immigration reform, pro-business — in Minnesota.
So, I guess they won't be getting a lot of business from those people who favour same-sex marriage, immigration reform and less of a pro-business bent, despite Target's corporate policies that paradoxically are pro-lgbt.
Go figure.
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I can´t wait to NOT GO THERE on my next trip to the States...I just returned from Florida and thankfully I didn´t drop my usual few hundred there on this visit...I was cornered by Dillards and Old Navy SALES! I bearly escaped.
Oops, okay, there goes Target. Their floor lamps keep falling apart on me anyway; I've been thinking of hitting the sales at Big Lots instead. I should find out who owns Big Lots though... It gets complicated. (Did you know Clorox bought Burt's Bees a few years ago?)
Oh, swell. First Wal-Mart, now Target. That pretty much leaves Kohl's here. Please, please don't tell me anything negative about Kohl's.
Feel free to lift the graphic I did (yes, this was my version in reaction to the news). Lois, good to see you here!
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