It's little wonder, then, that when American workers see the high prices at the grocery store and the pharmacy counter and the gas pump--along with rising borrowing cost for mortgages and car loans and credit cards--they remain skeptical of Government and its willingness to address the challenges people face.
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Warren highlights workers' skepticism towards government due to rising living costs.
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