Is Amazon a red company?

Wasn't there a list of blue and red companies? Can someone link me to the list,please?

Use Barnes & Noble instead!

Someone will post the Blue Companies links shortly...

they have alot of liberal employees.

Barnes and Noble gave 98% to Democrats.

No link, sorry. I read it in the SF Chronicle, though.

I hope someone posts a link soon.

http://www.choosetheblue.com/main.php

Amazon is purple: 58% donations went to dems.

Read it in an article, not sure if it was the Chronicle.

If that figure is wrong, I will have to start shopping there again.

I'm still annoyed that they plan to destroy Netflix, though.

Netflix was my outlet after giving birth. Oh, no.

feature on Jeff Bezos bears it out. They already have the customer base to do it, and the postal infrastructure. Bezos thinks they can undercut Netflix's prices pretty easily.

I wrote a paper on this recently. It's for real. I'll edit to link it in a bit.

Edit: Actually, it looks like they've opted to bump Netflix from opening in the UK first. Hadn't heard this yet.

http://news.google.com/news?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLD,GGLD:2003-47,GGLD:en&q=bezos+netflix

http://www.choosetheblue.com/main.php has a spot where you can type in a company, on the left. That's where I got 58% from for amazon.

Or you can go to http://www.opensecrets.org/indivs/index.asp and type in amazon for the occupation, select an election cycle, and find the specific donations.

and Barnes and Noble.

I'd call them blue.

done great by me.

When a shipment has been damaged, or delivery delayed, I have always received a prompt and courteous refund.......

Just a thought. Instead of ordering your book or CD online at Amazon or Barnes and Noble go to a real store.

Instead of going to a Barnes and Noble or a Tower records, go to a locally owned indpendent store.

Sure you might pay 21 bucks for that DVD that might cost 18 at Best Buy, or 15 at Amazon including shipping, but at least you're supporting your community.

I should go back to that.

displays a cross and religious paraphernalia in the window?

I'd rather order online. Thank you!

..it's a little harder than ordering from Amazon but you can still do it. Lots of smaller bookstores can be called up and they'll ship you want you want. A few years ago I had to search for an out of print childrens book that my wife loved. Amazon was no use. I did a book search through a used book store, and they found a copy...I forget where, but they shipped it to me.

Anyway...thats hard, and you can't do that for everything. If you live in the middle of nowhere with no stores, or with just a little local bookstore like that...sure order online. It beats shopping at Wal Mart.

For the majority of people though shopping local is good advice. Where I live you pass by at least 5 places locally owned you can buy a DVD to get to the Best Buy. Why not just go to one of those stores?

hint that they need to change their act if they want more business. I think they are losing close to 90 million because people are going out of our county to shop.

the article mentioned it.

Repugs. They are waaaay liberal, especially in their Seattle offices where Amazon was founded.

time, instead of Amazon, after I found this out at buyblue.org.