[gert1]

I’ll not cut off my nose to spite my face. The greeter at the Costco here has a son fighting in Afghanistan and is as right wing as me. And the folks, most of them, are pretty friendly. I’ll keep shopping at Costco, but I am dying to see what repercussions this decision to put that overweight spokesperson on their cover has.

I wrote Costco Connection, and told them of my disgust, and let them know I’ll be buying things elsewhere when it makes economic senses.

And the money I save from shopping at Costco? It’ll go to causes I believe in, not to left wing lunatic causes.

[HarleyD]

I’ll not stop shopping at Costco. But I believe it’s past time of simply rolling over on these liberals who control organizations like the AMA, AARP, and everything else. I know a number of good union workers who are conservatives but can’t/don’t speak out. I think it’s time we make our voices heard even though I suspect my letter will never see the light of day.

[sam_paine]

I wrote Costco Connection, and told them of my disgust, and let them know I’ll be buying things elsewhere when it makes economic sense.

Your logic escapes me.

You're upset over their mag, but you're threatening to continue buying things at Costco whether it's cheaper than elsewhere or not?

Brilliant!