
Wholesale retailer Costco announced Tuesday evening that they have reversed a decision to remove conservative filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza’s bestselling book from stores, following an outcry from thousands of angry customers.
“Costco is not a book store. Our book shelf space is very limited,” a statement posted on Facebook said. “We exercise discipline in the best utilization of that limited space based solely on what our members are buying. We can’t carry every title that our members are interested in reading. We are constantly monitoring book sales, and make decisions to pull books off the shelves frequently based on sales volume to make room for other titles. Politics or controversy over content do not influence our decisions.”
“After we made the return, a documentary was released about the book,” the statement continued. “Since then there has been heightened interest by our membership base and brisk sales at locations still in stock.”
“Therefore, we have made the decision to reorder the book,” the Facebook post concluded.
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SOURCE: Oliver Darcy
The Blaze