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CNN Business reporter Rachel Siegel traveled to Aroostook County in Maine to understand how costs are piling up ahead of winter. Heating oil prices, for one, ar…
CNN Business reporter Rachel Siegel traveled to Aroostook County in Maine to understand how costs are piling up ahead of winter. Heating oil prices, for one, are hitting record highs with months of cold ahead.
Yet they will keep voting for "I'm very concerned, but will always vote against you" Susan Collins as she cashes her corporate checks and lives off her I'll gotten stock portfolio.
My moms 76. She’s always been an extreme couponer. Years ago she started going to a flea market and selling tons of household stuff, she prices everything at under half of what it costs retail. She literally doesn’t even have enough time to shop and they clean her out every week. People tell her all the time they wouldn’t be able to buy any of the OTC stuff they need if she didn’t have it cause they wouldn’t be able to afford it. People come in and stock up all year to get them through the winter. When she gets food items they’re gone within 3 hours. People show up at 5 am to get there before the shelves are empty. The last 5 years she’s been saying it’s her last year but she doesn’t wanna leave the people that rely on her to get the stuff they need and wouldn’t be able to afford. A lot of seniors and medications in particular. And quite a few people she gets groceries for for free
Maybe that Republican Senator that aids and abets a known felon, child sex trafficker, pedophile, rapist, Russian asset and traitor can help Maine out.<br>My first suggestion would be to come clean regarding all the crimes being committed by her party, from election tampering, insider trading, bribes, money laundering, embezzlement and those are just the obvious ones in my opinion.
CNN Business reporter Rachel Siegel traveled to Aroostook County in Maine to understand how costs are piling up ahead of winter. Heating oil prices, for one, are hitting record highs with months of cold ahead.
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