[Scott from the Left Coast]

I don’t shop at Nordstrom, and now I NEVER will.

If Macy’s wants the same, they should follow suit. Don’t need them, don’t need what they sell. They should remember that, it’s not easy surviving in retail...losing customers over politics is not a good business practice.

[TTFlyer]

The “Bing” homepage has a prominently displaled link to a “Business Insider” article listing the companies that have severed their ties to the Trump family.

Corporate America, especially the Orwellian fascists headquartered in Silicon Valley, run this country. You peons out there can take your “republic” and shove it.

[Wallace T.]

Not a Macy's or Nordstrom's shopper myself. I must wonder how they expect to survive in a declining environment, which retail is generally, by alienating a segment of its market. Corporate America is generally stuck in the 1989-2016 era, under the Bush-Clinton-Obama era, when political correctness became the accepted cultural paradigm, the state ideology, and virtually the state religion. Why would a company like 84 Lumber, whose primary customers are white males and probably at least 2-1+ anti-illegal immigration, place a pro-immigration ad during the Super Bowl? Ditto for Budweiser, another company seriously dependent on white males, whose commercial was supposed to remind third and fourth generation descendants of European immigrants that their forbears were once despised.

However, mismanagement can occur in retail even with companies like Sears that never ventured into the political minefields. You can't fix stupid.