[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

Walton is turning in his grave.
His motto was buy America
It now should be renamed
The great wall-mart of china

[Viva Le Dissention]

His motto was to buy the cheapest product available. He had a big USA thing in his stores, but it was because it got him business. Go back and look to see where Wal-Mart bought its products from in the 70s and 80s. Overseas.

[nina0113]

You think Wal-Mart's got a lot of products from China? Check out Target. You can go down whole aisles without finding ANYTHING made in the USA.

[Protagoras]

Millions of people like WalMart. They vote with their money when they shop there. No one holds a gun to their head to force them to do so.

If you don't want to shop there, don't.

[discostu]

Buy AmericaN or buy America_? There's a difference. I think the company is doing an excellent job of buying America. As for buying American that's somebody everybody has to decide for themselves, I like low prices and high quality, a combination many American companies struggle with (heck, some can't even handle one forget the combination, I'm specifically thinking of Ford right now). Of course I actually avoid WalMart, not because of what they stock but because it's always crowded and it seems half the people in the store have never driven a shopping cart before. Blood preasure also effects my buying decisions.

[Joe Hadenuf]

Walton is turning in his grave. His motto was buy America It now should be renamed The great wall-mart of china

That's what I thought. In the beginning everything or most of their products were suppose to be American made. Talk about changing direction.

[LuisBasco]

His motto was buy America It now should be renamed

Now it should be: Buy China, Sell America!

[Fiddlstix]

Bump

[verity]

There are many American-made products on the shelf that are fantastic buys [e.g. Auto supplies].

[verity]

There are many American-made products on the shelf that are fantastic buys [e.g. Auto supplies].