"Polling Shows Voters Want to See Action on Corporate Power"
Polls "also shows that voters don’t believe the Biden-Harris admin has already taken action." -- @ddayen
https://prospect.org/economy/2024-08-27-polling-voters-action-corporate-power/
#Election2024 #BidenHarris #antitrust
Polling Shows Voters Want to See Action on Corporate Power
The problem is the poll, shared exclusively with the Prospect, also shows that voters don’t believe the Biden-Harris administration has already taken action.Luke Goldstein (The American Prospect)
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tanya tussing
in reply to tanya tussing • • •“The main issue identified by the study is that, while voters almost universally endorse challenging corporate power, very few voters credit the Biden-Harris administration for what they’ve done in this area, because most don’t know about those policies at all.”
https://prospect.org/economy/2024-08-27-polling-voters-action-corporate-power/
#Election2024 #HarrisWalz #Inflation
Polling Shows Voters Want to See Action on Corporate Power
Luke Goldstein (The American Prospect)tanya tussing
in reply to tanya tussing • • •“In particular, 80% of voters or more want the government to use leverage to bring down costs of essential #drugs or treatments such as insulin or inhalers, investigate #bigoil companies for inflating #gas prices, enforce #RightToRepair rules, ban #noncompeteagreements , and break up monopolies like #ticketmaster
#Inflation #HarrisWalz #election2024
tanya tussing
in reply to tanya tussing • • •"Not even a third of voters know the government is already trying to:
* ban noncompetes,
* crack down on junk fees by airlines and banks,
* break up Ticketmaster and Big Tech, or even
* make it easier to join a union."
tanya tussing
in reply to tanya tussing • • •"The Biden-Harris administration is currently suing to block the largest grocery store merger in decades between #Kroger and #Albertsons on the basis that it could raise prices by reducing competition. The trial started yesterday and will be a major subplot in the election."
#antitrust