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Old 08-18-2011, 05:05 AM
Dagwood Dagwood is offline
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Starbucks Calls For Donations Suspension

Starbucks Claims Widespread Support for CEO's Call to Boycott Campaign Donations

"Starbucks claimed Wednesday that it has rallied “hundreds” of people in support of a call by CEO Howard Schultz to suspend campaign contributions to Congress and the president until Washington produces a long-term deficit reduction plan..."

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2011...#ixzz1VNDHfoOC

As risky as it might be (since long-term consequences could involve a politically-motivated vindication from the Feds), I think it's a good point-making move on Starbucks' part.

I most definitely like and agree with the last statement: "“The government needs discipline, the people need jobs – and leaders need to lead,” he wrote."

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