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Photo: Provided. Jan. 6, 2021 Longtime and rarely publicly politically active pizza brand, Pizza Inn, has released statements today from CEO Brandon Solano that question the viability and even legitimacy of the U.S. election system, according to a news release. "Like most Americans, we are alarmed by the uncertainties and resulting lack of faith in our election system," said Brandon Solano, Chief Executive Officer of Rave Restaurant Group Inc. "We have a right to fair elections with unchallenged legitimacy, and that begins with a system that is both transparent and secure. Whether your candid...

D-FW-based Pizza Inn CEO gets political, calling for an election audit The suggestion of “widespread voter fraud” is based on unproven allegations. Pizza Inn released a statement on Tuesday, Jan. 6, calling for election reform. The stance was meant to resonate with conservatives and leaves experts like SMU Cox School of Business professor Daniel Howard scratching his head.(Courtesy of Pizza Inn) In an unexpected political statement from Pizza Inn, the North Texas-based company called for a 10-day audit of the presidential election, saying it is “probable” that “widespread voter fr...

Dallas-based Pizza Inn takes odd step of weighing in on Trump claims Photo courtesy of Pie Five Pizza A Dallas company previously known only for its mediocre pizza has decided to wade into politics. Dallas-based Pizza Inn weighed in on the Presidential election by issuing an official press release with its thoughts and feelings defending Donald Trump's narrative that the November 2020 Presidential election was somehow beset by fraud. The release calls for postponing the January 20 inauguration, with a to-do list of action items such as restricting absentee ballots and eliminating mail-in ...

2020's final pizza trading week starts with a gas price 'goose' A shortened trading week that ended in the early afternoon last Wednesday, produced little in the way of pizza company stock price shifts, but last week's gas price spike gave delivery-heavy pizza companies plenty to deal with. Photo: iStock. Investors headed into the final trading week of 2020 today, after a relatively quiet 2 ½-days of trading before the Christmas holiday, when there was little movement in publicly traded pizza stock values. Pizza brand commodity costs took a hit thanks to a spike in auto fuel prices for deliv...