@realDonaldTrump trump IS NEEDED in Florida congressional district 6 to get the republican FINE elected April 1st. Democrats are pouring in millions overwhelming local media. HELP us keep a republican in this seat since you took our man for your cabinet.
While on a Caribbean cruise out of Cape Canaveral, Utopia ,a large Royal Caribbean ship refueled at sea from a questionable old tanker, even though it docks twice a week at the cape with large fuel tank farms. Could it be this ghost ship was supping cheap banned russian oil??
@MelGibsonQ In his book J D Vance tells how a Japanese company bought the steel mill in his Appalachia town and closed it throwing the whole area into a depression that ruined the area. Now 50 years later another Jap company wants to buy another larger steel mill. I hope VP Vance will help.
This new spending bill is a huge rip-off. The $100,000,000 for relief is really a slush fund to continue supporting illegals. One billion would have been plenty for the Appliacion storm damage, new trailers for all , less than one billion. Relief for foreign own corporate farmers
Food prices are high because the system has changed, no longer does a grocer buy wholesale and sell retail. The grocer now sells their shelf and floor space to the top bidder eliminating competition. The grocer has no control over prices once they sell the exclusive shelf space.
@MariaBartiromo@FoxBusiness@MorningsMaria food prices are high because the system has changed. No longer does a grocer buy and mark up the product. The grocer does earn 2% for ringing up the sale, but the BIG money comes from selling exclusive shelf space to the big companies. No competition in the stores.
@Reuters@Breakingviews food prices are high because the system has changed. No longer does a grocer buy and mark up the product. The grocer does earn 2% for ringing up the sale, but the BIG money comes from selling exclusive shelf space to the big companies. No competition in the stores.
@FLVoiceNews ood prices are high because the system has changed. No longer does a grocer buy and mark up the product. The grocer does earn 2% for ringing up the sale, but the BIG money comes from selling exclusive shelf space to the big companies. No competition in the stores.
@FoxNews food prices are high because the system has changed. No longer does a grocer buy and mark up the product. The grocer does earn 2% for ringing up the sale, but the BIG money comes from selling exclusive shelf space to the big companies. No competition in the stores.
@washingtonpost Food prices are high because the system has changed. No longer does a grocer buy and mark up the product. The grocer does earn 2% for ringing up the sale, but the BIG money comes from selling exclusive shelf space to the big companies. No competition in the stores.
@TeamTrump Food prices are high because the system has changed. No longer does a grocer buy and mark up the product. The grocer does earn 2% for ringing up the sale, but the BIG money comes from selling exclusive shelf space to the big companies. No competition in the stores.