Dropping food prices isn’t my overactive imagination or a local competitive price war. Bloomberg reports that retail food prices have dropped 5%. While some of that is due to increasing competition, it is mostly due to energy being a major factor in food production and distribution.<\/p>\n
Trump “could have” hammered Hillary over the Keystone XL pipeline. He “should have” pointed out that Canadians are buying up our railroads and pipelines. I “would have” connected the fracking boom to lower utility bills, dropping food prices and people being able to afford to drive bigger cars – that are not death traps that burn our children to death in fiery crashes.<\/p>\n
But he didn’t.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Dropping food prices isn’t my overactive imagination or a local competitive price war. Bloomberg reports that retail food prices have dropped 5%. While some of that is due to increasing competition, it is mostly due to energy being a major … Continue reading