Tomorrow Harris will be having a press conference to talk about her plan to stop food company's from price gauging. She has set a 100 day target date for getting it done once she is in the WH. I think that’s a pretty reasonable goal. But if Trump was talking about it - he would claim he will get it done on day one - which is ridiculous. So I think one of the 10 million differences between Harris and Trump is - one has reasonable doable plans - the other one doesn't. Cheers!
The high grocery prices reflect a number of economic factors. The run-up in food costs began early in the pandemic, when supply-chain snarls and worker shortages collided with rampant demand for groceries. But more recent developments continue to keep prices high: Droughts and extreme heat have dampened production of fruits and vegetables. Dry spells in India and Thailand have curtailed sugar exports. And an ongoing avian flu outbreak, the largest in U.S. history, sent chicken and egg prices soaring, though egg prices fell after an initial spike.
Well I have 2 things to say about Trump’s tariffs – Marco ------------------------ Polo. Trade has been a big part of countries economy for 100s of years. If I recall Trump put or threatened to put huge tariffs on products while he was in office and it didn’t work out so well. Cheers!