I like Malt-o-Meal cereals better than the name brands anyway.

I didn't see a single product or service I use. I have eaten some of those cereals in the past, but they're all chock-full of preservatives and sugar

@mike, I also do not use any of those products or services, I believe when they make those decisions they are shooting themselves in the foot, they want to appear relevant but they are not, they are soon to be out of business lemmings.

I worked in a liquor store part-time when I went back to school and the owner never allowed political leaflets to be posted on the walls or doors; his wife held a county office and he didn't even have any of her campaign stuff posted. He very sensibly said he had customers of all kinds and there was no need to alienate one type of voter and lose their business when it was easy enough to avoid.

One of these days a corporation is really gonna get in a bind when the majority shareholders happen to hold a contrary view from what the management is espousing. The execs are likely to find themselves out of a job by the end of the next shareholder's meeting.

Conservatives eat cereal too, and it's just as easy to reach for the competitor's brand as it is the one who publicly makes a stand against their values. Seems to me that progressive boycotts of a company or product have backfired more often than not here lately and conservative voices are finally being heard...or at least loud enough to affect the company's bottom line.

Thanks, Mike, makes sens$$$e