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south west mn | MN governor declares price gouging illegal, apparently most states already have this law.
With Tyson raising box beef by $40 and lowering cash bids by $15 could they be charged with price gouging by an ambitious state attorney general?
Could you get them from the consumer side?
In general I think most state attorney generals would like to make a name for them self. This would be a good case to promote their career.
Let’s stick a bug in Keith Ellison’s ear (651-296-3353), MN attorney general. The more people call the better.
You know what they say “never let a good emergency go to waste”. | |
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Could Tyson get charged with price gouging?
