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December 9, 2004
Politics

From the Ballot to the Cash Register

Frustrated that your guy lost the election last month? Well, you can still do a little something — let politics help guide your brand choices:

Interesting, Costco and Shell are more Democrats than not.

I think this might actually, to a degree, encourage people to shop at stores where the employees have more money and time to devote to politics. At least, if you can assume that wealthy doners trend Republican while working class donors trend Democrat. Well, that is a stretch, sure . . . but I would like to think that progressive employment policies help you trend blue.

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