Today, House Republicans sold out hardworking families to protect the profits of corporate giants. My amendment was a common-sense demand for transparency: why should neighbors pay different prices for the same loaf of bread at the same store based on data from their phones?
Torres Slams House GOP for Protecting Predatory Surveillance Pricing and Price-Gouging Over Working Families | U.S. Congresswoman Norma Torres of California
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