[DoodleDawg]

But the left doesn't hate Costco, so you won't see them attacked and mocked here by our liberal leaning posters.

Having had memberships at Sam's Club and at Costco I'll take Costco any day. The stores are cleaner and the staff is knowledgeable and don't look like they just got off the last shuttle from Venus.

[dfwgator]

I'll take Costco any day. The stores are cleaner and the staff is knowledgeable and don't look like they just got off the last shuttle from Venus.

Plus their friendly greeters.

[bgill]

I refuse to shop at a store I have to pay for them to have the privilege of taking my money.

[ansel12]

Costco is a strong unionized, pro left store, with wonderful support from the left.

“”Retail Politics: Hillary Clinton Heads to Costco, Skips Walmart on Latest Book Tour””

“This Saturday Hillary Clinton is scheduled to swing by a Costco in the Northern Virginia suburbs of Washington, DC, for a book signing—part of her tour touting her new release, Hard Choices. The choice of venue isn’t all that surprising: the discount retail outlet has become a favorite among liberals thanks to its reasonable wages and generous health benefits. President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden love to get photographed yucking it up at Costco stores, while the company’s co-founder and former CEO spoke at the Democrats’ 2012 convention.”

[nascarnation]

I totally agree.
As a RICH REPUBLICAN I have memberships at BOTH Costco and SC.
There is no comparison on the quality of the employees, that’s for sure.

[july4thfreedomfoundation]

I would like to shop at Costco.

Problem is, here in Maine the nearest Costco is in Acton, Mass., a 200 - 250 mile drive each way for me.

A WalMart Supercenter, as they used to be called, is 10 miles away from me.