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luv2fly

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4. They all signed off on it knowing this was in there, no?

Reply to AZJonnie (Reply #3)

Wed Nov 12, 2025, 04:43 PM

12 hrs ago

All of the Dems that agreed to this should be hammered for it and whether they received any money is largely irrelevant.

Next time you shit your pants due to a food-borne illness, you know who to thank.

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Shutdown Deal Kills Food Safety Rules [View all] luv2fly 12 hrs ago OP

This win keeps getting better and better. BlueTsunami2018 12 hrs ago #1

Donations made during the 2024 election cycle UpInArms 12 hrs ago #2

So the author apparently thinks $1,000 - $10,000 donations are enough to make our Senators cave? AZJonnie 12 hrs ago #3

They all signed off on it knowing this was in there, no? luv2fly 12 hrs ago #4

I'm about done with the circular firing squad at this point, so I'm going to respectfully hold my tongue AZJonnie 12 hrs ago #7

Following 'Lobbying Blitz,' Senators Sneak Provision Killing Food Safety Rules Into Shutdown Bill cbabe 12 hrs ago #5

These are clearly goals that the GQP/Trump are after, not Democrats AZJonnie 11 hrs ago #8

Anyone signing off on it deserves "blasting" as you refer to it, regardless of party luv2fly 9 hrs ago #11

Doesn't show they're bought by special interests, but it does show they don't give a fuck about Americans' well-being. pecosbob 12 hrs ago #6

Do they really *want* their customers getting food borne illnesses? Crunchy Frog 11 hrs ago #9

Maybe Rebl2 11 hrs ago #10