December 26th, 2012
07:06 AM ET
10 years ago
Starbucks makes political push on fiscal cliff
New York (CNNMoney) - Starbucks is launching a political campaign this week it hopes will get the attention of Washington policymakers who have been unable to reach a deal to avert the fiscal cliff.
In a letter to Starbucks employees made public on Wednesday, Chief Executive Howard Schultz asked employees at its approximately 120 D.C.-area stores to write "Come Together" on coffee cups when serving customers on Thursday and Friday.
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Great idea because the uninformed in this country (and there are sooooo many) drink lots of coffee but don't watch the news or read a newspaper for news.
Anyone remember when "Come Together" bumper stickers were popular in the late '60s and early '70s?