Excerpt from July 1 Los Angeles Times
Some people just sit around and complain about a problem (Note to self: Look in the mirror), and other people actually try to make things happen…. Small-business owner Mitch Goldstone is, however, and he’s organizing a shindig Thursday at the ungodly hour of 7:30 a.m. that he hopes will get people steamed over gas prices. He thinks it’ll be the protest that gets the country up in arms, but I have my doubts: The occasional talk of “no-drive” days around the country doesn’t seem to go anywhere…. Even the Goldstone “protest” is taking a slight turn. Its main pitch is that credit card companies are taking advantage of the high gas prices through additional fees they’re getting from merchants who handle charge.
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