Burger King operates over 100 stores globally on Army and Air Force Bases. This luxury affords them almost a guaranteed customer base in remote areas where American restuarant equivelants may not be easilly accessible, or not exist altogether, off bases and down range.
Burger King has a history of being the first fast food franchise to operate on a military installation, but now, they honor that history with talks with Tim Horton in order to complete their tax inversion and no longer pay any US Taxes. Why should our Department of Defense allow a company, who wants to dodge US taxes and essentially become foreign, to operate on a base and take money from US Taxpa



