In-N-Out versus Nike. And the Silent Majority has spoken. :-)

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mikeintexas — Fri, 07 Sep 2018 15:39:59 GMT

I've never been to an In N Out burger joint, none around here that I know of. Every time the left does something like this, it winds up backfiring on them and increasing the object of their scorn's business.

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eddessaknight — Fri, 07 Sep 2018 01:18:26 GMT

My hero Teddy Roosevelt proclaimed that itâ€™s not the critic who counts, but the man (aka Pres Trump) in the arena, splattered with sweat and blood but getting it done. -<br

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Coin Toss — Fri, 07 Sep 2018 00:45:53 GMT

The liberals start a program and it flops, over and over. 99% of the discussions are meowing and moaning about conservatives. No originality, no creativity, nothing close. The one time the liberals 'united' was when they attempted a boycott of sorts of a conservative program (that didn't have a screener by the way) and once on the air they said, "I'm appalled" and hung up, one after another after another. <br... [ More ]

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eddessaknight — Thu, 06 Sep 2018 23:04:17 GMT

Liberals and the liberal media paint political conservatives as extremists. Liberals are kidding themselves. Pure delusion. Our views are common sense and mainstream.

Original Blog Entry: In-N-Out versus Nike. And the Silent Majority has spoken. :-)

eddessaknight — Thu, 06 Sep 2018 23:03:42 GMT

Nike vs. In-N-Out: The silent majority has spoken

Cars exit the drive-thru at In-N-Out Burger on Friday, June 11, 2010, in Hollywood

By Wayne Allyn Root

September 5, 2018 - 9:00 pm

Not all forays into politics are equal. Two companies in the news in the past few days highlight this lesson. This is the story of In-N-Out versus Nike. And the Silent Majority has spoken.

Let s start with In-N-Out Burger. Liberals decided to call for a national boycott because In-N-Out committed the sin of donating to the Republican Party. How idiotic is the idea of boycotting a company for making a political donation? Almost every company, even the small businesses you buy from, is run by someone who has a political opinion.

The right to have that opinion is protected by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. It s what so many millions of young Americans have died for on bloody battlefields all over the world.

Most businesses or their CEOs make political contributions. Participating in politics is as American as apple pie. Most of us never know the politics of the businesses we buy from. Or care. If I like a product, I ll buy it. I don t care who you donate to. But boycotting businesses who give to the Republican Party is idiotic.

First, the GOP controls the presidency, Senate and House. It has a large majority of the country s governors and lieutenant governors. It controls the majority of state legislatures. The GOP dominates America.

Yet liberals and the liberal media paint political conservatives as extremists. Liberals are kidding themselves. Pure delusion. Our views are common sense and mainstream. You re the radical, extreme ones. You re the ones who are out of touch.

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