Kristin Wolter, 49, made the announcement on the now-private Instagram account for her business, Everbloom Designs. ‘I won’t do business with people who support the president-elect,’ she said in the video, which circulated widely social media beginning last week. ‘It is because I need to create a safe place for me, my staff, and my family.’
Wolter said that she had ‘reflected on the fact that it is unjust to deny anyone service based on their religion, sexual orientation, gender or race.’ However, she doubled down and said under no circumstances would the America First crowd be allowed to enter her shop. ‘I do believe that I have the right to not work on events that misrepresent my brand and values,’ she said.
This harkens back to that bakery that wouldn't do the wedding cake for the gay couple in Lakewood, Colorado a bit, doesn't it? How'd that work out for them? They're out of business.
Well played, babe - best of luck going forward (or backwards as the case may be)...
Actually baker won in supreme court but the left ists keep bringing new suits against him. The process is the punishment.
ReplyDeleteIIRC, That Bakery is still going. And this Moonbat has Every Right to fuse to engage in commerce with anyone whom She Chooses Not to. Freedom of Association is paramount. No need to try to punish her legally. Her decision will affect Her business. If she's in a community of lefties, she may prosper. If the society she is surrounded by Are America Firsters, she is committing financial suicide.
ReplyDeleteIf she was determined to go climbing, alone, in winter, is it your job to protect her from herself? The government's? No.
It's Her Business. Let her run it as she chooses. The economic consequences are hers.
Once again illustrating that stubborn streak of liberal self-destructiveness that prevents success.
ReplyDeleteOne needs to find a hill worth dying on, and these people have no clue.
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Duh, their money spends as well as anybody else's.
ReplyDeleteLet's see how berserk the left will go when a BLACK Trump supporter asks for flowers.
ReplyDeleteRemember the baker here in Colorado?
The Colorado bakery is still in business after the third targeted attackk by gay activists.
ReplyDeleteThese are the children that had meltdowns in the middle of the store and never were corrected. Now here we are 30 years later ,same kind of behavior . An adult would say we disagree on that ,and move on. You are in business. to sell flowers not virtue signal
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