Posted on 01/15/2009 10:10:51 AM PST by jmcenanly
Pepsi is running a new advertising campaign that keys into the upcoming inauguration – one that features a re-designed corporate logo that mimics the distinctive Obama “O” campaign logo, and refers to the president-elect as “the man who is about to refresh our nation.”
PepsiCo’s Web site -- RefreshEverything.com -- features an application allowing anyone to send a video message to the president-elect. The feature’s explanation reads, “Help us refresh America.”
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Oh, wait. I don’t drink any soda. Damn
Boycott by not eating at Pizza Hut, Taco Bell or KFC. Pepsi owns them.
“NO COKE, PEPSI!”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WH_b9XwloHE
(I'm a Pepper myself.)
Indra Nooyi.
http://www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/may2005/nf20050520_9852.htm
When Ronald Reagan died, it took a barrage of phone calls and emails to get the building to lower its flags to half staff. Yet, when Rosa Parks died, the flags were down and no one could figure out why until they asked.
I will e-mail Pepsico and tell them goodbye for the rest of my life though.
If true, boycotting Pepsi and all its products effective immediately.
Get Dad to try Coke zero, tastes more like Pepsi than coke IMHO.
PepsiCo brands include:
Pepsi-Cola (including Aquafina, SoBe, and Mug)
Frito Lay
Tropicana
Quaker
Gatorade
I have always loved Dr.Pepper anyway. (A Coke prod.)
Won’t be buying or drinking Pepsi anymore.
“Get Dad to try Coke zero”
Will do! Thanks for the advice!
anything not PepsiCo
They take a portion of whatever we spend on Pepsico products and shovel it into the homosexual agenda's orifice.
Unfortunately I hate coke and it gives me massive heartburn. Hello water!
Dr. Pepper/7Up is an independent company, used to be owned by Cadbury Shweppes. It might be bottled and distributed by other companies in certain regions.
Just bought a 6pk of Coke yesterday....first time ever, I preferred pepsi.
Coke is pretty good! I don’t drink that much soda so this is an easy switch.
Nope
Dr. Pepper is part of the Dr. Pepper Snapple Group.
no. Dr. Pepper/7up used to be owned by Cadbury Shweppes but is now independent. It might be bottled and distributed by other companies in certain regions.
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