President Trump’s actions – including tariffs and the war with Iran – have driven up food prices and Republicans’ cuts to food assistance programs have pushed more Americans into debt just to cover groceries. None of this was necessary.
Column | More Americans are buying groceries on credit. Here’s why that’s a problem.
Families are paying for groceries with revolving debt, which then traps them into accumulating years of interest payments for food they’ve long since consumed.
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