Whole Foods CEO John Mackey says he knows why so many people hate him after his August op-ed opposing President Obama' ... team they love you and if you're on the other team they hate you." Mackey then divulges what team he's on. "I voted for Bob ... he didn't get the Republican nomination, regretfully." Mackey founded the grocery chain synonymous with progressive politics ...

... re trying to make money.” At age 25, John Mackey was mugged by reality. “Once you start meeting a payroll ... is why Washington treats companies like cash dispensers. Mr. Mackey’s latest crusade involves traveling to college campuses ... value or money but because they were pursuing a dream.” Mr. Mackey tells me he is trying to save capitalism: “I think that business has a ...

Alabama senior tight end Colin Peek is one of 22 players named to the 2009 John Mackey Award Watch List, the Nassau County Sports Commission announced Monday afternoon. The Mackey Award is given annually to best collegiate tight end and the winner will be announced on Dec. 10. (more)

This summer, Whole Foods CEO John Mackey wrote an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal outlining a pro-consumer, pro-market vision for health care reform that would take our country in the opposite direction of Obamacare. This September, he sat down with Reason’s Nick Gillespie and Matt Welch to talk health care and capitalism: Click here to view the embedded video.

As Obama leads the US into a moderately insane program, John Mackey talks total sense about what he offers his employees. (Rondi has posted previously on how nutty this makes white people, so to speak, feel.) My guess is that what he does will soon be illegal. Pity. I love his story about how his company began. These are the people we ...

... interview and downloadable versions, go here. In August, Whole Foods CEO John Mackey argued in the pages of the Wall Street Journal that ... left-wing activists called for a boycott of Whole Foods, claiming that Mackey's solutions were unworkable and his employees were unhappy. Reason ...