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UPDATE: GE has now posted a nice little tribute GE Remembers Reagan, with a short message from CEO Jeff Immelt. I knew GE would do the right thing. Sometimes it just takes a little nudge or two.
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I am in the beginning stages of a complete remodel and I have informed GE that all new appliances will definitely -NOT- be GE products.
Posted by: Thom Wilkerson | 06/08/2004 at 06:31 PM
Give 'em a day or so and see if they put something up on their site.
Posted by: Tom McMahon | 06/08/2004 at 09:53 PM
It's there now. You can go back to buying GE lightbulbs and toasters again. ;)
Not too bad, either, if perhaps a bit terse. Even rated a statement from the CEO.
http://www.ge.com/stories/en/20208.html?category=Customer
Posted by: Bryant Lucas | 06/09/2004 at 09:47 AM
Great news, thanks! Buying lightbulbs and toasters is nice, but since I still own some GE stock, buying a couple of jet engines or MRI scanners would be better! ;-)
Posted by: Tom McMahon | 06/09/2004 at 10:34 AM
I'm sure what GE appreciated the most from Reagan was the nuclear weapon spending budget that brought billions in their coffer (GE is also a big Nuke component manufacturer)
Posted by: Alain Robert | 02/26/2006 at 11:38 PM