Let's hope that Trueworthy and his followers on the Council do not try to derail the project as they have with otherson the Council are a bunch if modern day Ciceros, i.e., if the idea didn't originate with them, then it's no good. We'll see.
Don't foget, supposedly, Trueworthy is trying to create jobs, increase revenue and elevate the lower and middle classes. As the article points out, Costco is the #3 best company in the country for treating its employees the best.
Let's hope that Trueworthy and his followers on the Council do not try to derail the project as they have with otherson the Council are a bunch if modern day Ciceros, i.e., if the idea didn't originate with them, then it's no good. We'll see.
Don't foget, supposedly, Trueworthy is trying to create jobs, increase revenue and elevate the lower and middle classes. As the article points out, Costco is the #3 best company in the country for treating its employees the best.
Are you telling us that he didn't participate in the radical protests in front of the former Walmart store with the rest of the band of radicals that were demanding that the Walmart managers be Puerto Ricans? you know the protests led by Sherwood and O'Brien that ended up driving the world's largest employer to flee New Britain and abandon a shopping center on Farmington Avenue that thanks to the Democrats remains vacant 5 years later. I believe they also took 150 jobs with them when they left and now the world's largest employer with over 1.5 million employees has no presence in a city this large. Thank you Democrats!
wait until Costco finds out the local Dems are going to demand to control what race they hire for their store managers and will picket and protest until they get their way!
Let's hope that Trueworthy and his followers on the Council do not try to derail the project as they have with otherson the Council are a bunch if modern day Ciceros, i.e., if the idea didn't originate with them, then it's no good. We'll see.
ReplyDeleteDon't foget, supposedly, Trueworthy is trying to create jobs, increase revenue and elevate the lower and middle classes. As the article points out, Costco is the #3 best company in the country for treating its employees the best.
Let's hope that Trueworthy and his followers on the Council do not try to derail the project as they have with otherson the Council are a bunch if modern day Ciceros, i.e., if the idea didn't originate with them, then it's no good. We'll see.
ReplyDeleteDon't foget, supposedly, Trueworthy is trying to create jobs, increase revenue and elevate the lower and middle classes. As the article points out, Costco is the #3 best company in the country for treating its employees the best.
Trueworthy trying to create jobs?
ReplyDeleteAre you telling us that he didn't participate in the radical protests in front of the former Walmart store with the rest of the band of radicals that were demanding that the Walmart managers be Puerto Ricans? you know the protests led by Sherwood and O'Brien that ended up driving the world's largest employer to flee New Britain and abandon a shopping center on Farmington Avenue that thanks to the Democrats remains vacant 5 years later. I believe they also took 150 jobs with them when they left and now the world's largest employer with over 1.5 million employees has no presence in a city this large. Thank you Democrats!
so Democrats, did you get to dictate to Walmart that they only hire Puerto Rican managers?
ReplyDeletewait until Costco finds out the local Dems are going to demand to control what race they hire for their store managers and will picket and protest until they get their way!
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