pay more for groceries and gasoline. They pay more for furniture and appliances. They pay higher prices for insurance and for utilities. And—something that has troubled me for a long time—they pay more for financial services, whether it’s cashing a check or getting a loan.No word yet on whether Edwards is going to take on the unions that want to prevent Philadephia and Chicago from getting Wal-Mart stores.
Tuesday, May 31, 2005
Edwards blogs for the poor
Multi-millionare John Edwards blogs for the poor today on the newTPMCafe.Edwards claims the poor:
