Wagonboy's Garage: Target To Salvation Army, "Bah Humbug!"

Wednesday, November 17, 2004

Target To Salvation Army, "Bah Humbug!"

Target Stores announced that they will not let the Salvation Army man it's famous red kettles at any of it's locations this Christmas season. The Salvation Army is one of, if not the most, efficient and effective charitable organizations in the world. They focus on the lowest of the low, the hardest of the hard and worst of the worst through a remarkable volunteer and clientele organization.
I like Target. We've got a housefull of Target things. I'm not setting foot in Target this Christmas season.
I've added The Salvation Army to my links on the left margin. Please send them a little gift this season.-Wb

Go here and send a letter : Target http://www.target.com/gp/homepage.html/602-0132005-6323826?
Go here and send a donation: http://www.salvationarmyusa.org/

# posted by Wagonboy @ 5:28 PM

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Thanks Mike. It really felt very good giving the army fifty bucks online. Usually, its all the change in my pocket at the time I pass the bell-ringer. And I'm not shoppoing at Target anymore.

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OSAPian : November 18, 2004 8:49 PM

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I'm Michael Smith, AKA Wagonboy on the Hugh Hewitt Show radio program. Wagonboy came about when I sent Hugh an e-mail griping about how many different campaigns he was asking his listeners to support. I told him I could be driving around in a beautiful 1969 GT Mustang convertible, but I'm driving an old Ford Taurus wagon instead because most of the restoration funds were going to selected Republican campaigns and charities. After 9/11 I was, and still am, more than willing to send cash wherever liberals rear their pacifist heads and wherever Rebuplicans have half a chance of gaining a seat in state and national elections. Today the Mustang still sits in the garage next to her engine and without any paint. Not a lot has been done to it in the last few years. There's a war being fought and it needs to be conducted by people who want to win. I feel the least I can do is to assist the political party that is in the best posture and frame of mind for the challenge. That party is the Republican party. Not driving the old Mustang isn't too hard. What's hard is happening in the lives of our soldiers and their families back here at home. Mine's a small sacrifice. http://www.nrsc.org/

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