Dennys Boycott

John Schnatter, CEO of Papa John's, continued his attacks on the Affordable Healthcare Act before students at Edison State College, just the day after President Obama was reelected.

Actions speak louder than words. Angelo Carusone's petition for Macy's to "dump Donald Trump" had more than 620,000 signatures by Thursday, November 15, 2012 at 02:02:02 PM EST and will be delivered to Macy's CEO Lundgren when it hits 625,000. However, Macy's continues to support Donald Trump. Macy's insists that Trump's political leanings are not a reflection of the company's. I and apparently over 600K people would disagree. For a moment let's consider why would they hire a "celebrity" for endorsements or special product line. Simple, celebrities sell stuff and consumers will pay attention to celebrities because they are attracted to them and they like and identify with what they say. With this simple truth, Macy's is in fact "hiring" Trumps "celebrity" status, including his political beliefs, sexist behavior, hypocrisy, bigotry and over all despicableness. I would further support this by stating why do companies sometimes drop it's celebrity spokespeople? For example: Gatorade drop it's "Tiger Focus" brand, rapidly followed by other sponsors like AT&T and Accenture over a private sex scandal? Why did Nike drop Armstrong as spokesman? State Farm Drops Penn State? Yes the list goes on and on and on. I'm not saying Mr. Trump has a right to his opinion (however obnoxious I think he is), he sure does, so do I, actually, so do we all. That's what's great about America, our 1st Amendment ensuring Freedom of Speech is wonderful, powerful and a great responsibility. What has to be acknowledge is the repercussions for his opinions. Clearly Trump fails to understand this as does the Macy's CEO. So I propose this: What if Macy's was a store and in order to send a message to Macy's in a language (like MONEY & PROFIT) that they can truly understand regarding Mr. Trump's spokesman-ship, suddenly no one shopped there? Yes, MONEY talks and actions truly do speak louder than words. Black Friday is coming please send them a message by 1) signing this petition vowing you will NOT SHOP there 2) By NOT SHOPPING at Macy's on Black Friday weekend!

Donald Trump has been riding the waves with his despicable behavior of openly promoting Racism , Making shameful remarks about women and being sexist in his business approach to women. Lying and inciting citizens about President Obama and couldn't care less for the hard working poor... Do you want to make such people control your life and be the elite...Boycott all his businesses. Trump Real estate, Trump clothing line, Trump perfumes, Trump TV production"apprentice" etc. Our great nation needs to show such people that we have some values still and such behavior will effect them.

FOR THE NASTY THINGS HE SAYS ABOUT THE POSITION OF THE PRESIDENT OF THIS RENOWED COUNTRY.ITS A DISGRACE TO KEEP HIM IN MACY.

Donald Trump has called for a revolution after the elections as an American and it is offensive to try to destroy a country by issuing hatred because your choice lost. This is not right, its not democracy, its time to send Trump a message that you cannot make money in a Country you are trying to incite hatred into.

I don't like the unrespectful way he treats our president.

lets stop the war, before it's too late, don't let israel get us into another war. we need to focus our money in our own country! wars are big money for corporations. let's bring our soldiers home.

My petition concerns companies that choose to sell products made in China (or other countries) rather than those made in the USA, thereby causing jobs in our country to be lost which adds to our economic nightmares.

In the small town of Cabot, Pa., Dan Brown is the proud inventor of the Bionic Wrench, a product made solely in Pennsylvania. His goal from day one was to make his invention in America. This time last year, Brown's factory was buzzing, with his employees working overtime to fulfill holiday orders. With the help of Sears, Brown's company sold more than 200,000 wrenches at Christmas alone. "Last year was a great year," Brown said. "We got ourselves on a commercial and Sears had us in stores. We were going crazy." Brown says he agreed with Sears not to sell his bionic wrench to any other national chain such as Lowe's or Home Depot. Brown's company continued business this year but suddenly there was no deal from Sears for Christmas. Brown had three production lines working to fill orders last year. But this year, there's only one running and he has had to lay off 30 workers. "We were building at a forecast that Sears had given us, then they just cancelled it," Brown said. "We built so much ahead trying to avoid the overtime that we were going through in previous years that we got caught now." When Sears suddenly went quiet, Brown wondered what was going on. "We had an arrangement. Last year was our first test on TV and it went extremely well," Brown said. "They [Sears] kept delaying it and delaying it and we didn't know what was going on. They really wanted to get the Father's Day orders in but they didn't want to commit to Christmas, which is much larger than Father's Day. It just didn't make sense." Brown heard from a customer that there was now another wrench on the shelves at Sears with what appeared to be a similar mechanism. But this one, made in China, is sold under the Sears brand, Craftsman. Brown wasn't surprised by the new wrench, he said. "It's a knockoff. There's no question," he said. "If you take them apart and look at the plates, they're virtually the same. ... It's our patent. We've got it covered." Brown has now filed a lawsuit, claiming Sears stole his idea. He is being represented by the Grossman Law Offices. But Sears argues it didn't steal anything. "The allegations made by Mr. Brown simply are untrue and we will vigorously defend against all of the allegations raised in his lawsuit," Sears Holdings Corp. said in a statement to ABC News. "Despite some visual similarities to other tools on the market, the Craftsman Max Axess locking wrench operates in a different way, using a mechanism designed in the 1950s that Mr. Brown expressly argued to the patent office was different from his own design." Brown stands by his claim, however. "They're lying. That's what I say, they're lying," he said. "There's no other way. And I don't call other people liars easily, but there's no question in my mind." Brown argues that small-town American inventors like him rarely have the means to fight back against big businesses. It can cost up to $50,000 just to get that original patent and then most inventors can't afford a court fight against a corporate giant. "I think they [Sears] thought they're really big and we're too small to fight them effectively to bring them to a position where they couldn't get away with it," Brown said. "They're not going to get away with it. I'm not crazy enough to go against the tide to let this just go away now. This is fundamentally why we don't have jobs in the states." As for Sears, the company says that it has 264,000 U.S. workers and that "Sears believes in America." MORE FROM ABC NEWS

We are urging the NBC TV network to cancel Donald Trump's show as a consequence of his spewing racist hate and vitriol which, we are sure, are not in keeping with the network's values.

The Deparment of Justice and Department of Labor must investigate the employer in Las Vegas who fired 22 employees after the election as a retaliation for voting for Obama. This violates numerous labor laws and this employer needs to be made public and be investigate for violating the law, punishing employees for exercising their constitutional right to vote.