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To: rocky88
Oh no. Not Walmarts.
2 posted on 03/05/2003 7:11:01 PM PST by CindyDawg (.)
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To: CindyDawg
Oh no. Not Walmarts.

Might be a good time to write to or whone Walmart and let them know that you are a regular viewer of "West Wing" (we lie) but that, with the current world situation tjat you just CAN'T STAND that Martin Sheen anymore. :)

That's how I'd do it.

21 posted on 03/05/2003 7:56:36 PM PST by BunnySlippers
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To: CindyDawg
I guess it is OK to shop Walmart. Walton donated millions to try to keep Clinton out of the governship. He must have figured out what they were all about while she was on the board.

http://webpages.marshall.edu/~ewen/walmart.htm

The article stresses that the impact which Wal-Mart has already made on communities in the US is beginning to be felt in countries such as UK, since Wal-Mart has become the new owner of Asda, one of the largest UK supermarket chains. The same article states that Hillary Clinton was on Wal-Mart’s board of directors for eight years when her law firm represented them - in 1985. Walton was an avowed Republican who donated millions to trying to keep her husband out of office, and today 15 percent of Clinton’s net worth is estimated to come from Wal-Mart shares.(10)


49 posted on 03/06/2003 8:39:13 PM PST by surelyclintonsbaddream
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