Yes, that is where we collectively have the most power to resist and force change -- with our purses and wallets. If enough people adjust their spending habits to the new reality of so much uncertainty and insecurity, both business and politicians will have to listen. We have a certain measure of control over their bottom line -- if we c…
Yes, that is where we collectively have the most power to resist and force change -- with our purses and wallets. If enough people adjust their spending habits to the new reality of so much uncertainty and insecurity, both business and politicians will have to listen. We have a certain measure of control over their bottom line -- if we choose to use it. Accordingly, everyone, spend wisely and thoughtfully, with an eye toward what message you want to send to those who ran on the economy being so important.
Only half kidding. We SHOULD avoid the products from the companies of the big Republican donors wherever possible. Not always possible to know which these are or to find alternatives. But we should try. Uline products are among those to avoid.
I so agree with all those who have written in the comments about spending less and spending it more carefully, supporting local small business and farmers, etc.
Yes, that is where we collectively have the most power to resist and force change -- with our purses and wallets. If enough people adjust their spending habits to the new reality of so much uncertainty and insecurity, both business and politicians will have to listen. We have a certain measure of control over their bottom line -- if we choose to use it. Accordingly, everyone, spend wisely and thoughtfully, with an eye toward what message you want to send to those who ran on the economy being so important.
NO NEW PILLOWS!!!
Send a message to Mike Lindell! ;-)
Only half kidding. We SHOULD avoid the products from the companies of the big Republican donors wherever possible. Not always possible to know which these are or to find alternatives. But we should try. Uline products are among those to avoid.
I so agree with all those who have written in the comments about spending less and spending it more carefully, supporting local small business and farmers, etc.