Dan Rayfield: “I really think we have to start calling them regressive taxes.”

When you have fewer competitors in an industry, historically, that means less pressure to keep costs down.

Time and time again, this administration has shown it’s willing to strip away the things people count on, whether it’s health coverage, food assistance or basic protections, all to benefit a select few at the expense of working families.

Because we barely look at that statement that comes in the mail every month, frankly, I think the Trump administration thought they could get away with this because most of us probably wouldn’t notice.

This is incredibly bipartisan work that is being done by attorney general offices across the state and their fraud units at the state level.