And Now, the Republicans Are the Party of Defending Businesses That Rip People Off ...Middle East

Initially I was puzzled that Joe Biden would devote 293 precious words in his State of the Union speech to the invisible “junk fees” that banks and airlines and hotels and car rental companies, among other businesses, add to the sticker price for various services. I didn’t question that these are an annoyance to the petite bourgeoisie. But why include junk fees in a speech pitched to working-class voters? Also: If the purpose was to draw a contrast between Democrats and Republicans, why harp on a topic so anodyne? Surely Republicans agreed with Democrats that markets don’t work properly when pricing lacks transparency. Indeed, Republicans were no less eager than Democrats to grandstand over

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