I might understand it if Wal-Mart said I ought to fire Mark because what he said wasn’t accurate. But that isn’t the case. Mark accurately reported that there are 10,000 children of Wal-Mart employees in a health-care program that is costing Georgia taxpayers nearly $10 million a year.
Shouldn’t we talk about that? —Randy Hammer —Here’s why you can’t buy the News Journal at Wal-Mart (Pensacola News Journal)
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