@zachdespart@RobertDownen_ Despite the framing of the article, I think this is a clever move by Paxton. Looks like it doesn’t always work but it’s worth it when it does.
$21,580 for that F-150 in 2006.
20 years later at 3% inflation would be $38,980…which is not too far off from what it actually is.
Do people not know inflation exists?
I bought into the "Chip hates MAGA", and automatically distrusted you. Then I saw you were speaking, introducing and voting for bills I agreed with 100% - like the Save America Act (x 2), the Mandani Act, the Preserving a Sharia-Free America Act, the End U Visa Act, and the TPS Reform Act.
The final thing that pushed me completely to your side was that Amy Mek endorsed you as our best choice to fight the Islam Invasion. The Mike Lee and Ted Burchett endorsements didn't hurt, either.
Mayes used to be my representative (I moved). He pretty much did nothing.
And those are the reasons I'm voting (and pushing) for your success.
Here's a lawsuit filed today about "the Ferrari or Prada of canned tomato varieties."
We're talking about San Marzano tomatoes, of course.
California consumers say that Cento Fine Foods falsely advertises its tomatoes as being "Certified San Marzano."
The tomatoes allegedly are "inauthentic, and indeed illegal in Italy."
ICento was ejected from the Italian Consortium that approves San Marzano tomatoes in 2011.
The Consortium "is the only entity which can certify and approve San Marzano tomatoes."
Following an Italian police raid of Cento's operations in 2010, a manager was convicted of criminal fraud for selling counterfeit tomatoes.
Yet Cento continues to give the "false impression that [its product] contains Consortium certified San Marzano tomatoes."