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What happens when only a handful of giant grocery store chains like

dominate an industry? They can force high food prices onto Americans while raking in record profits. We need to strengthen our antitrust laws to break up giant corporations and lower prices.

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Senator Elizabeth Warren appeared on Stephanie Ruhle Reports on January 5, 2022.

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Adam Neumanns Chief of Staff

@AdamNeumannsCoS

Jan 7, 2022

Based and true, grocery chains should only be able to operate under a charter from the king of a local city state or the assembly of a free city.

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Looks like Kroger got a little stingy w their campaign donations last election cycle

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Jeremy Knauff

@jeremyknauff

Jan 8, 2022

You’d think this lady would get tired of always being wrong.

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Matt Feldhues

@MattFeldhues

Jan 8, 2022

Listen- I know you don’t read these, and if you did you wouldn’t understand, but I literally cannot raise, slaughter, and package my own free range chickens for less than the price of chicken at Kroger w/o labor cost. You simply do not understand where food comes from.

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@Bidenwonthnkgod

Jan 10, 2022

Im all for capitalism but the price gauging under cover of “inflation” is out of hand google.com/amp/s/www.busi

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Charles Scott

@CharlesScott78

Jan 11, 2022

Conventional grocery stores have a profit margin of about 2.2%, making them one of the least profitable industries in the US. But they make their money by selling in large volume & multiple locations.

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People are dying to know your connections to Pfizer and Moderna.

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