Moved into our area and shut down nearly every locally owned store around. They didn't pay taxes in the area for ten years because of the deal they made with our county. We drive miles to shop elswhere to avoid it. They are as bad as MF45.

Mal-Wart is pure evil.

coronavirus (COID-19) can live on cardboard for 24 hours and plastic and steel for 3 days. If you have a source for it being able to live on a surface for 9 days, would you please let me know what it is?

All were wrapped in plastic too. Arghhhh!

Then run backwards in a circle three times, then find the exact one geographical center of the 8 circles, sit down and light a doobie, or if you don't do that, have someone bring you a cold beer. Then, just freaking relax!

I have wicked, but non-lethal food allergies. When a particular food ingredient set me off to a nose-running Saint Bernard, I wonder if I didn't catch the coronavirus somehow.

This is about health and welfare, not right and wrong.

It's good judgment for leadership not to promote the biggest importer and distributor of Chinese goods in America.

Even most Americans are asking themselves about why he thinks donating parking lot space, something Walmart's done to get travel campers' business for years, should be considered "patriotic." His very word.

shipping from China takes plenty long for virus to expire.

Xenophobia is never right, and about half our population is Nationalistic. That’s wrong.

role in "solving" our COVID-19 problems. Along with all the other "experts" in his entourage.

since trump’s inauguration. Hope foreign countries don’t blame us, unless we re-elect trump.

pathogen free. That's all I'm saying.

That nothing was said about that shows a lack of due diligence toward the Walmart consumer.

My issue is mostly with that and the president's decision to make them a major distributor of the tests, therefore "patriots."

I've only stepped into a Walmart once in my life, and only out of necessity.

It takes these retailers weeks to design and distribute a sales circular.

We should not have to depend on the benevolence old Walmart to care for Americans.

Had a segment of corporate PR and commercials. No charge!

Privatization, of course. That's more conditioning. Corporate America will save the day. Of course, they the poor wages, and other factors that contribute to the problems are ignored because this is about them not us.

Shock and Awe is the place where you take a big step with yes, Fascism.

There are 20 machines at a biotech company that make thousands and thousands of tests they send to over 30 countries. But this company has to wait until the end of this month to get FDA approval to distribute those tests in the USA.

These tests' results come in one hour, so it's possible that they could be distributed through Walmart. How they'd work it wasn't explained. Though I'm sure Walmart will make huge national announcements. The Waltons aren't rich for nothing.

Had enough of that place to last me the rest of my life plus 9329039423904239003 years.

I try not to shop there.

It’s ALL about their bottom line. I suppose his base believes they are in a caring relationship with the CEOs. How delusional and sad.

(I'm among them--waaaaaaaaaay too big) might remember that Walmart -- on its own -- sent trucks full of relief supplies to devastated Louisiana and other Gulf areas. This was as the state government was failing and the federal government under W/Repubs was refusing.

And the media were completely lacking in the self-serving "nothing will every be the same again -- for YOU" noise they swamped the nation with for months after 911 threatened their own cushy NYC lifestyles.

Oh, and while we're at it, let's not forget, while Walmart was bringing relief to the devastation zone, those nice citizens who blocked a bridge and threatened to shoot desperate people trying to leave NOLA to find water, food, medical care, diapers, and so on. Or that most of us sat around and tsked-tsked at the pictures of people begging for assistance, maybe texted our congressmen, instead of taking to the streets ourselves.