I've never even seen a Hobby Lobby store, though I can guess what it is. So "boycotting" is not really doing anything, since I never patronized them before.

Maybe what we (you and I, and anyone else who cares to join us) needs to do is set up shop every day, before 10 am, outside a local Hobby Lobby store ... closer than 35 feet to its entrance, for sure! ... and "counsel" the women employees who are coming to enter the store. We can "gently" inform them about the incredibly anti-woman views of their owners, and encourage them to quit their jobs there. We might even try to help them find better jobs. We could give them "brochures."

Just sayin'

There is only one HL store that I know of close to my home. I've never seen a single person step foot inside that store. Ever. I'm sure they must get a few customers but it probably wouldn't be a great place for sidewalk counseling.

I still love the idea. I think I'll do a Google search to see where else they have stores in my area.

I proudly join your boycott.

Still never seen a store...I guess they don't have locations in the west?

I rarely have a reason to go in anyplace that doesn't sell power tools.

But I also love craft stores. And there are plenty around that aren't Hobby Lobby.

A few years ago I stumbled across the information that the Bush family were the primary stockholders in "Michaels". Yes, that Bush family. Don't know if that's still the case, though.

....those little colored fuzz balls that you glue to construction paper that never stick right?

Where are you going to go now?

Even bought some baskets there once.

Half the store is frames and baskets and home decorating nick-nacks.

The other half of the store is art supplies, fabrics, unfinished wood objects, rug kits, etc.

Hobby Lobbys typically move into distressed real-estate, say where a Walmart moves to a new location, a Mervyn's closes or a large grocery store goes out of business.

While a boycott of Hobby Lobby is something I will get behind, I'd rather someone figure out a way I can boycott this arrogant Supreme Court.

and I have never set foot in it. I would always go to Michael's for any craft needs, which is only a few miles farther. Now I will definitely never shop at Hobby Lobby.