(California attorney general) Lockyer to sue grocery chains

[Ernesto]

over possible anti-trust violations. It seems that the 3 large chains have fixed prices to protect themselves while they lock out union employees @ their southern California stores.
http://www.sacbee.com/content/business/story/8191098p-9122374c.html

[Bush loves Jiang]

1. Surprise, surprise...

Hope the Democrats don't cave to Der Gropenfuhrer again.

[PROGRESSIVE1]

2. Looseryear........I...mean......Lockyer supporter the Gropenator....

so I do not have much faith that he will fight for these abused workers.

:puke: Lockyer

[mrdmk]

3. I hope something happens quick

Because the wifey and I are tried of crossing picket lines to get our precriptions. I really feel sorry for these people, besides except for Ralphs the other stores are not on strike, the stores have locked their workers out.

[alittlelark]

4. I'm in N. CA the strike is not here yet

but I am ONLY going to Trader Joes and The Milk Pail for food, and Longs for med's. I firmly support the striking workers in the southern part of the state.

[Zhade]

5. And they thank you for it!

There's an Albertson's right across the street from where I live. I've gone to talk to the locked-out workers a couple of times. Good people, some have worked there for a couple of decades, and they just want to keep what they have.

Trader Joe's, by the way, ROCKS. I love that place.

[Piperay]

6. I hope he is successful

I have NOT and WILL NOT shop at a single market that is being struck and that includes Ralphs. Ever since the strike started I have been shopping at Trader Joes, Stater Bros, Hows (a small chain with 3-4 stores)and independents. Unless it is an 'emergency' major markets have lost my business for good as I have found ones that I like better so I 'hope' it was worth it for them. (sarcasm) :argh:

[proud patriot]

7. Go Lockyer Go

:thumbsup: