Shopping/dining list?

[IGoToDU]

Just read that CVS is supporting Voldemort’s re-election. Ugh now I gotta transfer my mom’s prescriptions elsewhere. And most of the fast-food joints (which I have quit but others in my immediate family won’t. And both Home Despot (which I eschew) AND Lowe’s(?!?) Lowe’s really? Can anyone confirm this? And, anyone have (or can put together?) a list of Dem-supporting companies? Is COSTCO still good? This Dem progressive refuses to give a penny to help that shit. Eternally grateful, IGoToDU

[Sherman A1]

1. For Rx's we use the local grocery chain

Which the owners support the GOP on a personal basis but that is also a Union workplace. For dining we go to the local places around our area and try to avoid any of the chains. I don’t know the political leanings of the ownership of any of them, but I prefer the money I spend stay in the community.

As for hardware it’s True Value for us with the reasoning being the same as restaurant dining.

[Lochloosa]

2. Ace hardware is locally owned also.

[IGoToDU]

4. Thank you

I appreciate your response

[Sherman A1]

8. Certainly

Shop local when you can do so.

[IGoToDU]

5. Thank you!

I need to find out where the True Value in my town is. Have a great weekend!

[Lulu KC]

3. Costco for prescriptions?

Costco overwhelms me, but I have friends who get theirs there.
I will check out some alternatives, too.

[IGoToDU]

6. Thanks Lulu!

Me too. Let’s follow up Love to hear your findings.

[GulfCoast66]

7. I don't worry with boycotts.

Figure most large businesses have a good many republicans in their top ranks.

As mentioned above I think it better to always try to go to locally owned establishments.

[smirkymonkey]

9. Ugh! That is where my prescriptions are and where I buy my

household items/toiletries, etc. They are the only drug stores/pharmacies near me and I would have to go out of my way to switch to another store.

What a drag!