Could you pursue the following issue: The United States shops primarily at national outlets: Amazon, Costco, Trader Joe's, Lowe's, etc. and these maintain the same or similar pricing throughout the country. On the other hand, average wealth varies so greatly from state to state (and county to county within states.) When pricing is the same it's cheap for us in the wealthy states and expensive for say Mississippi. On the other hand, where prices are adjusted, such as gasoline and some food stores, aren't the wealthy secretly subsidizing the poor? Two Americas, therefore a rotten political situation based on hatred.
Could you pursue the following issue: The United States shops primarily at national outlets: Amazon, Costco, Trader Joe's, Lowe's, etc. and these maintain the same or similar pricing throughout the country. On the other hand, average wealth varies so greatly from state to state (and county to county within states.) When pricing is the same it's cheap for us in the wealthy states and expensive for say Mississippi. On the other hand, where prices are adjusted, such as gasoline and some food stores, aren't the wealthy secretly subsidizing the poor? Two Americas, therefore a rotten political situation based on hatred.