Posted on 01/12/2022 6:29:52 PM PST by ChicagoConservative27
Proving she’s equal parts dishonest and stupid, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) once again attempted to blame evil grocery store chains for inflation.
During an appearance this week on far-left MSNBC, Warren argued in favor of using anti-trust laws against grocery store chains.
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Price might not be much of an issue if Biden shuts down the truckers with his dictate to take a dangerous shot or quit driving.
When is last time Squaw been inside big trading post grocery store?
She has zero idea what typical margins grocery stores run on.
Son’t pick on the FR poster because ge hasn’t sold his soul to the devil and got a sweet gig like Lizzie’s got.
She has been an absolute phony her entire life. And yet site in Congress.
someone get her a beer
Wondered about Rubbermaid products. Usually available at Dollar General. Fridge ice maker started leaking, so turned it off until I can get it fixed. Will just use old fashioned ice cube trays for crushed ice. Nope, can’t find ice cube trays anywhere - Rubbermaid the best. No Walmart’s have them either. Seem to have disappeared off the face of the earth.
Warren reflects the room temperature IQ of the typical Boston voter.
I feel for those Massholes living to the west of I-495!
We have been out of Rubbermaid storage totes, ice cube molds, dish drainers, dish racks and food storage containers with the red snap-on lids for at least 6 months.
We do have Rubbermaid ice trays, however.
MAYTAG is NOT really MAYTAG any more, either.
Whirlpool bought them out——closed the factory in Newton, Iowa.
I am lucky enough to have a pair of machines built by the REAL MAYTAG factory.
Have had my house for sale & have to explain to every loookkkeeloo WHY I won’t part with them.
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