Dick’s Sporting Goods CEO Ed Stack is continuing to shoot his company in the foot. (Pun intended.) Rather than step back on destroying five million dollars’ worth of guns, Stack said last month on MSNBC, he’s sticking with an approach that cost his company $250...
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Thanks to our friends at Bearing Arms for this big news at Dick's Sporting Goods (also known as the Gun-Grabbing Grinch for the rest of this post), via National Review: In remarks made to the Goldman Sachs Retailing Conference and first reported by the Washington Free Beacon, CEO Edward Stack...
Dick's Sporting Goods was once a stalwart defender of the Second Amendment. With its decision to virtue-signal to leftists on firearms, however, its same-store sales are down a full four percent since the second quarter of 2017. From our friend David Almasi at the National Center for Public...
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You may remember that DICK's Sporting Goods jumped on the anti-Second Amendment bandwagon earlier this year. The company's virtue signaling to leftists on gun safety was to destroy some of its firearms while keeping knives -- the latter of which are used in far more...
In the wake of the Parkland, Florida school shooting, Dick's Sporting Goods became one of the first corporations to join the left's anti-gun misinformation campaign. On February 28, the retailer announced it would be pulling from its shelves all so-called "assault-style rifles," firearms that are legal...
Did you know? Today is officially Washington's Birthday according to U.S. Code, but, depending on where you live, you could also be celebrating George Washington Day, Washington's and Lincoln's Birthday, Presidents' Day, President's Day, even Presidents Day, or one of several other variations. Time.com has some interesting background...