“And the food deserts that were there before are worse now.”
An unfolding public health disaster. Yet, protestors are still out there, marching through the streets, even though there are literally no grocery stores to buy food in their neighborhoods.
I saw some posts on the internet saying “look at what people are looting, the necessities of life, like diapers and formula, because they can’t afford to buy them in Trump’s economy.” Yet, Kass in his article reports that the looters stole these necessities to use social media to resell and price gouge local residents.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
“And the food deserts that were there before are worse now.”
An unfolding public health disaster. Yet, protestors are still out there, marching through the streets, even though there are literally no grocery stores to buy food in their neighborhoods.
I saw some posts on the internet saying “look at what people are looting, the necessities of life, like diapers and formula, because they can’t afford to buy them in Trump’s economy.” Yet, Kass in his article reports that the looters stole these necessities to use social media to resell and price gouge local residents.