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Food-Stamp Use Climbs to Record, Reviving Campaign Issue |
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From Bloomberg.com:
"Food-stamp use reached a record 46.7 million people in June, the government said, as Democrats prepare to nominate President Barack Obama for a second term with the economy as a chief issue in the campaign."
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20 Million Visit Huckabee’s Chick-fil-A Support Event on Facebook |
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From Newsmax:
"Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee’s call to make Wednesday, Aug. 1
“Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day” has drawn a tremendous response — he
tells Newsmax that more than 20 million people have viewed his Facebook
event page to learn about the Day.
And more than half a million people have already said they will heed his
call and eat at a Chick-fil-A restaurant on Wednesday to show their
support for the chain that has come under attack from the left for
promoting its Christian values."
To read this story, please visit Newsmax
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Please join Mike Huckabee in supporting Chick-fil-A by visiting your local Chick-fil-A Wednesday, August 1st!
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Drought to Drive Up Food Prices Next Year, U.S. Says |
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From The New York Times:
"The worst drought in the United States in nearly a half-century is
expected to drive up the price of milk, beef and pork next year, the
government said Wednesday, as consumers bear some of the brunt of the
sweltering heat that is driving up the cost of feed corn."
To read this story, please visit The New York Times
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Corn, soybean prices shoot up as drought worsens |
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From CNN:
" As the Midwest continues to suffer through its worst drought in more
than 50 years and corn prices near record highs, sixth generation farmer
Pam Johnson stares out her window, praying for rain. "
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Drought expected to drive up cost of milk, cheese |
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From USA Today:
"The heat and drought ravaging much of the nation will soon be hitting
America at the supermarket counter: cheese and milk prices will rise
first, and corn and meat are probably not far behind."
To read this story, please visit USA Today
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