Should he be allowed to put his personal beliefs over creating more jobs? (See description)

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I’m not sure he’s done anything legally wrong, but what a knob.

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The flag is being used as a symbol for hatred. As far as I'm concerned, it's a good move to pull the product, this guy is a douchcanoe and he just lost lots of jobs for the people in his state. Hope he doesn't complain about people on welfare.🤷‍♀️ Also, who is in charge of all these products that actually get as far as being put on shelves in the first place? These people really need to start doing some research and trash these things well before production starts. Dumbasses.

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That is literally why we elect people  to office AFTER listening to their veiws... so when they act in accordance to their beliefs of right and wrong. There is nothing wrong with that. If you don't  like what they believe don't vote them back in. They are doing what they believe is best.

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He should be representing the people of his state. If they agree with his decision, then I might disagree with it but I don't live there. If he put his personal beliefs above the wishes of the people and the best interests of the state's economy, then he is wrong.

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I think he should be allowed to do whatever he wants as long as it's not illegal. His constituents will vote according to their own convictions about his actions.

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He did the right thing. He is voted in by the people because of his views. If you don’t like his views, don’t vote for him. As for the shoes, he was upholding the stance that the original flag doesn’t represent anything other than pride in the US. I’ve heard some extremist groups have adopted the flag for hatred but I believe we, as the American people need to take these symbols back and take pride in our country with unity of all.

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I just can’t even imagine that huge companies like this are even worth working for. I’d actually be interested in seeing whether Arizona locals are upset that this has been blocked.

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I think if a company wants US incentive money, then yes they should support the US. I think the governor make a good call and can put that money towards another company.

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No but that's what every politician does. They put their personal beliefs in front of everything.

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I'm not sure of the particular circumstances, but if Nike invested a substantial amount in the plant already (which it sounds like they did) based on an agreement with the state for these incentives, then I don't think its right to back out of the deal. 
This is putting aside whether I think they should have made the deal in the first place or whether the governor should step in to something like that. This is strictly based on them entering into a business agreement and then the state not following through.
That's just not good business practice. I imagine if I were another big company looking to come to Arizona based on incentives offered, I'd be hesitant to do so after that.

Should he be allowed to put his personal beliefs over creating more jobs? (See description)

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