[coconutt2000]

You know, we really wouldn't suspect a conspiracy to keep these off of the shelves if that wasn't exactly the tactic that John Kerry tried to use.

Not that I ever suspected that the corporate offices for these bookstores would involve themselves in politics. I think the fault lies with their store managers and employees.

[ET(end tyranny)]

You know, we really wouldn't suspect a conspiracy to keep these off of the shelves if that wasn't exactly the tactic that John Kerry tried to use.

I suppose Kerry could buy up all the copies so that others can't read it, course that might encourage a second printing of the book! LOL

[suzyq5558]

WELL BARNES AND NOBLE ceo'S ARE BIG contributors to kerrys campaign coffers! link here http://www.humaneventsonline.com/article.php?id=4837

So i have my suspicions.

[Maigrey]

Check out the problem Wardaddy had with a store he went to in an attempt to find the book.

Bookstore Employees LIE About UNFIT FOR COMMAND in Nashville

[MississippiMan]

Well, I think lots of corporate offices involve themselves in politics, but I agree that national bookstore chains are highly unlikely to decide not to sell a bestseller because they disagree with it; the exposure and risk is just too great. Like you said, local managers are a different story. A hardcore liberal has no compunction about forcing his views on someone else whenever he can, even if it is to the detriment of his employer.

MM