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So the co-founder of Home Depot, Bernie Marcus, has every right to pledge his support and money to President Donald Trump.
And people who find the president to be a vile mass of pig vomit have the right to protest Marcusโ store.
Where things get weird is when the president of women who wear pajama pants outside of the house takes to Twitter to bash those who are exercising their constitutional right to boycott fuckshit.
Well, all of this happened, and for some reason, the president of people who call police on black people just because they are black jumped on his public pulpit to call those demanding a boycott of the hardware store chain โvicious and totally crazed.โ
It all started with an interview with the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, in which Marcus noted that he planned to support Trumpโs reelection campaign, acknowledging that the president โsucksโ at communication, but adding that โhis impact on employment and aggressive stances toward China and Iran have been positive,โ Yahoo reports.
Marcus just didnโt want to say that โTrump supports the 1 percent and I like his tax cuts for the wealthy.โ
In a recent statement, Home Depot said, โBernie retired from The Home Depot more than 15 years ago and isnโt speaking on behalf of the company. In fact, as a standard practice, the company does not endorse Presidential candidates.โ
Marcus, 90, is worth some $5.9 billion and most of that is from Home Depot shares that he still owns.
Yahoo notes that โTrump kept tweeting about Home Depot after the first two-part tweetโ because heโs a petty president and thatโs what petty presidents do.
No one knows what the hell โtwo can play that gameโ is supposed to mean but it sounded tough in a West Side Story kind of way and we all know how much Trump loves white gangs.
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