Letters to the Editor
Readers call the case against Crystal Mason a travesty; discuss voter fraud; question Kroger’s prices; explain price gouging; and appreciate immigrants.
Once again, our tax money is being spent on a solution in search of a problem. As Sarah Xiyi Chen of the Texas Civil Rights Project comments, Gov. Greg Abbott’s announcement isn’t transparent in having more than 1 million names stripped from the voting rolls. Chen comments that there is no evidence that his action is either legal or meets a need. Besides, it has been shown that there is almost no voter fraud to be found in Texas.
It appears even with competition, Kroger’s actions belie its argument. I believe the FTC. Surge pricing is price gouging. Many states have price-gouging laws, including Texas. Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued gas stations, hotels and egg providers among others for price gouging especially after natural disasters. I doubt anyone would accuse him of wanting price controls.Harris is not trying to have price controls or setting prices of any goods by advocating against price gouging. She is simply trying to protect consumers from companies that may be gouging prices.
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