Here is another law that screws Wisconsin residents. Some of you probably already know about it.
The minimum mark-up law states that you can't sell items below cost.
For that reason, many items are priced higher in Wisconsin than in other states...
So when Jim Doyle complains about the high cost of prescription drugs for poor people...all he would have to do is get rid of this law.
Also, tomorrow when you go out to get those great deals....they are much better deals in Illinois.
Wal-mart had their shopping fliers out early, and they showed how much cheaper products were in Illinois.
One news station showed people this, and they immediately started blaming the evil Wal-mart....nope...blame your government.
Wisconsin residents keep getting screwed...but I guess now, we deserve it for how we vote.
Thursday, November 23, 2006
State's markup law knocks some medicines out of Target's $4 plan
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Scorpion Says---
The dullard Doyle would never try to eliminate this,as he would lose too much funding from a specific group of supporters.This law was put in place for totally different rationale a long time ago
and is totally out of date to be useful today. So, of course, it will continue to be a problem.
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