One thing has nothing to do with the other. Business is business

Remember, political affiliation is not a protected class like race, gender, ethnicity, disability, religion, or sexual preference. Thus, it's fair game to anyone to bash, ridicule, or decry. Making decisions based on political affiliation is a fool's errand.

@@joyride1598 Joyride- you're so smart. I'll bet anything you favor the Polaris brand over stupid Yamaha. Anyway, your point is well- taken. It's fair game to bash other's political beliefs. It's stupid to decide not to support based upon that bashing. Would you be interested in doing talks for Fortune 500 CEOs?

@@VlogLover-c1o instead of the clever propensity for Polaris quip, why not just say you're a regular or semi-regular 2+2 las vegas poker vloggers commenter? As if it took Sherlock Holmes detective skills to tie RidePolaris and myself together. What's ironic is your comment. I doubt you're even a liberal yourself, which brings up the point of your comment to begin with. Just a troll attempt and nothing else.

@@joyride1598 If you loved Tim and Christina as much as you say you do, then you would advise them to skip any kind of bashing on social media. You don't want to alienate potential customers, especially liberals who tend to have higher incomes and dominate the shopping masses at Farmer's Markets. Or you could be a fan boy unwilling to criticize anything they do. It's up to you.

Same. When I think of Harry Reed, it's too close to hairy rod.

Actually 1:15 lol