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There is no place in Kohl's marketing decisions for politics

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I agree and if this is what they want to do, I will gladly cut up my card, never to shop in the store again.

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Rachael McCarthy
5 years ago Featured

I've been an MVC for many years, and haven't bought anything from them since this news came out about My Pillow.

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Rachel Johnson
5 years ago

Since Kohl's likes the Cancel culture. I will follow your example and Cancel your business from my life.

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Suzanne M Eveleth
5 years ago

Don't need Kohl's to determine what i can buy based on their politics

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Cancel Culture Circles around!

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Shelly Erndt
5 years ago

I support My Pillow...not ever shopping with you again

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Robin L Walter
5 years ago

Iv boycotted.

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Colleen Stanton
5 years ago

I dont NEED anything Kohl's sells, I was a supporter of the store, but have been buying other stores, and guess what? I don't even miss it!

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Aleta Jordan
5 years ago

Why cut off the majority of Americans just because some official in your company has a different political opinion. Pretty stupid. I will not be shopping at your store.

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RPL
5 years ago

I'll spend my money with those who actually live out respect and tolerance not just wear the Tshirt

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Stop boycotting my pillow from your stores

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Christina Maschmeyer
5 years ago

No place for politics in a consumer store. I will not buy anymore.

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troy martinson
5 years ago Featured

I'm a share holder and was very disappointed with this decision based on appeasement and fear of the radical left.

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Roger Hornsby
5 years ago

Saw this on Gab!

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MICHAEL BLAKENEY
5 years ago Featured

If they choose to ignore the truth without seeing both sides they obviously are telling me that my opinion doesn't matter to them. And that being their position on the matter tells me that they don't want or need my business.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I have stopped shopping at Kohls and called my local store telling them so.

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Toni Oday
5 years ago

You're a business not a movement. You sell products. Pull your head out of your ass and act like a business. I'm going elsewhere.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Enough is enough! For all the crap that Kohls sells, how can they afford to lose a quality product like this?

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Alan Buschmann
5 years ago Featured

Please refrain from using consumers as political weapons for any agendas. 75M people voted for President Trump and would prefer to remain Kohl's shoppers. Thanks.