The most popular companies in America, ranked by partisan leaning

Axios.com ^ | March 10, 2019 | David Nather

[Twotone]

The red-blue divide has a big impact on Americans' views of companies, with only two — Wegmans and Publix Supermarkets — appearing on the top 10 list of favorite companies for both Democrats and Republicans, according to an Axios-Harris Poll survey of corporate reputations.

The big picture: People's political views lead them in different directions. Democrats favor the Kraft Heinz Company, while Republicans like Chick-fil-A. But they agree more on the companies they hate — because bad performance affects everyone.

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Target was founded by the Dayton family. The former CEO’s son is Mark Dayton, sometime Democrat senator and governor from Minnesota.

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If you have to say you’re an alpha, are you really an alpha?

[SisterK]

And Target forbids Salvation Army bell ringers during the holidays

[Verginius Rufus]

I don't know anything about the owner of Little Caesar's. Of course the original Caesar was a leftist by today's standards.

I wonder if Little Caesar's does anything to mark the Ides of March (coming up on Friday). Put black crepe paper around the door? Offer specials? Put extra tomato sauce on the pizza?

[ConservativeWarrior]

A little sensitive are we? haha

[MikelTackNailer]

“If you have to say you’re an alpha, are you really an alpha?”

I know cool guys don’t look back at explosions.

[reed13k]

ping for alter