Somebody tell me where's the daylight between that and Mandami style "socialism"?
And I'm sure the price fixing netted them 5 times that much. So, once again, those with money win.Woefully behind the times, yet again.
Packers pay: Tyson Foods, Cargill settle in beef price fixing lawsuit
Tyson Foods will pay $55 million and Cargill $32.5 million to settle a beef price fixing lawsuit filed on behalf of consumers in 2019, according to Reuters. Just days before that story broke, Reuters also...www.thefencepost.com
"Tyson Foods will pay $55 million and Cargill $32.5 million to settle a beef price fixing lawsuit filed on behalf of consumers in 2019, according to Reuters."
Play that with Leavitt’s “the ballroom is the President’s main priority right now” and the midterm ads wrote themselves.
“… In an order released to reporters at 9:17 p.m. EST on Friday night, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson issued the administrative stay that the government had requested, giving the court of appeals time to weigh in on the Trump administration’s motion for a stay pending appeal. “This administrative stay will terminate forty-eight hours after the First Circuit’s resolution of the pending motion, which the First Circuit is expected to issue with dispatch.” …”
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My sentiments exactly . . !
SCOTUS just sucks“… In an order released to reporters at 9:17 p.m. EST on Friday night, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson issued the administrative stay that the government had requested, giving the court of appeals time to weigh in on the Trump administration’s motion for a stay pending appeal. “This administrative stay will terminate forty-eight hours after the First Circuit’s resolution of the pending motion, which the First Circuit is expected to issue with dispatch.” …”
Trump administration responds to Supreme Court order asking it for current position in SNAP payment dispute (updated)
Updated on Nov. 10 at 11:20 a.m. On Monday morning, the Trump administration informed the Supreme Court that it intends to continue to seek a stay to a district court […]
If he's trying to hide it, he's doing a very poor job. He wants to stir unrest so he can go full authoritarian mode.
