Company Response
The Home Depot's response to F grade in gun safety scorecard
The Home Depot allows guns in stores where it’s legal to do so, which is based on the decision of local elected officials.
This is a response to
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Subway bans firearms from its restaurants
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Business Must Act Coalition's rejoinder to Jos. A. Bank
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Business Must Act Coalition's rejoinder to The Home Depot
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Business Must Act Coalition's rejoinder to T.J. Maxx
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Business Must Act Coalition's rejoinder to Dunkin'
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Business Must Act Coalition's rejoinder to Starbucks
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T.J. Maxx response to D grade in gun safety scorecard
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29 stores including Walmart and Nike were graded on their gun-safety policies — and more than half of them failed
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Gun safety advocates grade stores. Walmart got an A; Home Depot got an F
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Starbucks' response to B grade in gun safety scorecard
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McDonald’s, Nike, Barnes & Noble among companies handed ‘F-rating’ for gun safety grade
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Dunkin's response to F grade in gun safety scorecard
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The Home Depot's response to F grade in gun safety scorecard
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Jos. A. Bank's response to F grade in gun safety scorecard
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Waffle House did not respond to C grade in gun safety scorecard
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Hot Topic declined to respond
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7-Eleven did not respond to F grade in gun safety scorecard
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Ace Hardware did not respond to F grade in gun safety scorecard
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Rainbow did not respond to F grade in gun safety scorecard
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Lowe's did not respond to F grade in gun safety scorecard
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Barnes & Noble did not respond to F grade in gun safety scorecard
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Dollar Tree did not respond to F grade in gun safety scorecard
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Nike did not respond to F grade in gun safety scorecard
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Kohl's did not respond to F grade in gun safety scorecard
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McDonald's did not respond to F grade in gun safety scorecard
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Chick-fil-A did not respond to F grade in gun safety scorecard
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Applebee's did not respond to F grade in gun safety scorecard
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Buffalo Wild Wings did not respond to D grade in gun safety scorecard
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