But then, lo and behold, we have the worst tragedy to beset this Nation on Tuesday; and operators in the city of Milwaukee, like some other unsatisfactory operators, have to raise the price of gas dramatically. This does not resolve the problem, but I think it puts those types of characters on notice that Congress is not going to stand for it and the FTC should not stand for it. And I have a further caveat or addition to the resolution, and that is, the consumers in those areas should make note of those stations and boycott them. You run a couple of these buggers out of business and the problem is going to resolve itself.
Gerald Kleczka: “But then, lo and behold, we have the worst tragedy to beset this Nation on Tuesday; and operators in the city of…”
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Addressing rising gas prices and consumer protection in the wake of a national tragedy.
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