[Recovering Ex-hippie]

What do you think?

[Tarpon]

Consumers Report is a libtard magazine? Who knew.

[NautiNurse]

Aw Geeez...

Thanks for the heads up. I will send them a nasty gram and cancel my subscription.

[Signalman]

CR has always been a leftist publication.

[cranked]

Consumer who? Stopped reading them ages ago.

Can get all the appliance, etc. reviews and ratings I need via the internet.

[Rashputin]

Anything that sucks, they’ll review is the way I understand it.

Regars

[listenhillary]

I was a long time subscriber that they drove away.

Eff them.

[hinckley buzzard]

So what's the big deal. CR sells out, as have other allegedly nonpartisan nonpolitical entities. The Skeptical Inquirer soiled itself last year with an embarrassing polemic sucking down the koolaid on manmade global warming, that destroyed its credibility as a skeptical forum forever. They don't care, because they got a large sum of money from undisclosed sources to open a branch in Washington DC. Surprise surprise. Follow the money.

[BunnySlippers]

Gah! If I subscribed, I would cancel!

[pogo101]

I subscribe only to the online version, for product ratings.

Routinely, when they fart out an editorial about (for example) socialized medicine, I email them to the effect of, “Just keep out of politics and review stuff.”

[Uncle Chip]

time to cancel the subscription

[lowbridge]

couples who couldn't get or couldn't afford insurance from their employers could buy it directly from a private or public insurer through The Exhange with sliding -scale subsidies based on their income."

How will that be possible, since the private insurance companies wont be allowed to take on new customers.

CR lies.

[editor-surveyor]

Consumers Union has always been an anti-american, anti-freedom marxist cult.

What’s new?

[MamaDearest]

FR post - Consumer Reports - overstating gas mileage

Consumer Reports automated survey

Snippet: K. In terms of your political outlook, do you usually think of yourself as conservative or liberal?

[majormaturity]

I stopped supporting CU years ago - they lost their direction when they started delving into politics - if you subscribe, cancel your subscription.

[Larry Lucido]

A Nader publication. When is the last time Nader contributed anything worthwhile (I mean, beside during the 2000 presidential campaign)?

[Noumenon]

I’ve never trusted Consumer Reports reviews. There’s something wrong with those people.

[Lizavetta]

The magazines from Costco are also politically slanted in the Pro/Con section where they pose a politically loaded question and then have both sides answer.

It's how the questions are asked and what questions are used that led me to conclude they were libtards and canceled our Costco membership.

[takbodan]

I’m surprised they didn’t endorse Japan’s healthcare system,
since they always love Japanese autos.

[Attention Surplus Disorder]

I had no idea they would enter such a ...discussion?

But I’d unhesitatingly slam ‘em on the spot.