1. United States
2. Mo.
3. Letter

I am writing to you today as a concerned constituent to express my profound dismay and financial distress regarding the continuously soaring cost of esse ntial groceries in our district and across the nation. For too long, the rhetoric of promised economic relief and lower prices has failed to materialize, ood and other basic needs ft reduction of costs for everyday necessities. Yet, my family's weekly grocery bills continue to climb, forcing us to make difficult decisions between f leaving working families and those on fixed incomes to shoulder an unsustainable burden. During the most recent election, a central promise was the swi ility of American families depends on the affordability of food. We need legislators who will hold powerful interests accountable and deliver on the prom ise of an economy that works for everyone. I look forward to hearing what specific steps you are taking to address this critical issue. Sincerely, Bren ions within the food and retail supply chains. It creates a painful disconnect for constituents who are struggling to afford dinner while it appears that da Hodai those at the top are disproportionately benefiting. I urge you to use your position in Congress to champion meaningful action on this crisis. The stab like medication or rent. This stark reality feels particularly frustrating when news reports frequently detail record profits achieved by major corporat