How Harris and Khan Are Planning a Department of Groceries

American Greatness ^ | 3 Sep, 2024 | Robert H. Bork, Jr.

[Red Badger]

I had to look...............

[FlingWingFlyer]

Yeah, they did. That’s why we now have all the Venezuelans living here “for a better life.”

[bk1000]

“are not “traditional” grocery stores”

Second thing I’ve read this morning with democrats yammering about wanting to ban something they say is “not traditional”. Since when have the party of men in women’s bathrooms cared about what was “traditional”?

Do not trust their use of that word.

[Orosius]

They’re communists, Boo-boo.

[SMARTY]

Liberals LOVE their temporary, immediate, partial, patch fixes. They’re always throwing taxpayer money around to ‘fix’ problems that Liberal policies created in the first place 🙄

[Ancesthntr]

“ They did, and were reduced to eating pets, strys, and local zoo animals until those were all gone, then they became refugees.”
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No, then they moved to Aurora, CO and Chicago and became apartment building owners.

[Ancesthntr]

Exactly, energy is the single biggest input in the entire economy. It affects EVERYTHING, and not by a little.

[sauropod]

That was brilliant. Thank you.

[OrioleFan]

The Democrats are the champions of forcing a business to go under to eliminate competition for their friends or to send a message to the industry. It’s much like the media pushing the democrat candidate brands when they know they’re bad for America.

[griswold3]

Speaking of price controlled chicken. There are 18% less chicken eggs being incubated in the US. This means a shortage of chickens. How will this affect prices? (I know you know. Same goes for cattle/beef) This is going to get interesting. Buy another freezer.

[bobbo666]

Same process when you want to entice food animals in the wild. Spread out free food and get them dependent and in a particular place on a regular basis.. Makes the slaughter much easier. Drop the adults and enslave the kids.
DNC has been doing this sorta thing on their tamed dependents for decades.

[CodeJockey]

Market experts believe the jump in food prices occurred because of supply chain issues arising from the pandemic and the global effects of the Russian-Ukrainian war.

What a load. Fiscal policy caused this. Near zero interest rates, and out of control federal spending would be more accurate.

[MtnClimber]

What a load. Fiscal policy caused this. Near zero interest rates, and out of control federal spending would be more accurate.

Yes. This plus government interference in the energy sector compounds the problem.

[9YearLurker]

Bork tries to make it sound as if Kroger and Albertsons are neighborhood grocery shops. They are the 2nd and 3rd largest grocery chains in the US, behind Walmart, and together account for at least 20% of the market.

[sergeantdave]

“Obama’s army must be fed.”

Obama’s so-called army is dead. Don’t think so? Try looting and burning Mexican businesses and neighborhoods.

[Carriage Hill]

The “Rule of 3” applies:

3 minutes without air,
3 days without water,
3 weeks without food,
3 months without love.