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In reply to the discussion: Nebraskans lament Tyson decision to close Lexington plant with 3,200 workers [View all]

ColoringFool

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13. Lexington NE Is In Dawson County, Which In 2024.....
Reply to Omaha Steve (Original post)
Sat Nov 22, 2025, 06:20 AM
Nov 22

Voted for Trump/Vance over Harris/Walz, rounding off, 6200 to 2000.

Ya pays yer money, ya takes yer chance.

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Nebraskans lament Tyson decision to close Lexington plant with 3,200 workers [View all] Omaha Steve Nov 21 OP
Are we winning yet? Diamond_Dog Nov 21 #1
What is it about these companies, JMCKUSICK Nov 21 #2
For end of year financial filings IronLionZion Nov 21 #4
Jesus JMCKUSICK Nov 22 #11
3,200 workers in a town of 11,500 people. patphil Nov 21 #3
Can't imagine any of those stupid tRUMP voters displaying that fat-fuck's flag nowadays wolfie001 Nov 21 #5
Cattleman's Beef Association says it is because of low cattle numbers. Have no idea if true. Silent Type Nov 21 #6
the low numbers are true Kali Nov 22 #7
+1. Again, I don't know. Is it tariffs or we aren't/weren't producing enough beef here? Or something else? Silent Type Nov 22 #9
combo of things Kali Nov 22 #15
Thanks. I like beef, but saw 2 steaks other day for $77. Glad I live in an area that produces a lot of chicken. Silent Type Nov 22 #17
yeah I raise it but can't afford steak retail very often these days, for sure LOL Kali Nov 22 #18
The Got What They Voted For MissouriDem47 Nov 22 #8
except as usual, the workers are often imigrants who probably did NOT vote for asshole Kali Nov 22 #16
The businesses in that town and those close by MissouriDem47 Nov 23 #19
Retrain the workers Roy Rolling Nov 22 #10
US beef consumption peaked in the mid 70s Blumancru Nov 22 #12
t it must have something to do with all those cows the illegal immigrants are smuggling over the Bannon Barrier. NotHardly Nov 22 #14
Lexington NE Is In Dawson County, Which In 2024..... ColoringFool Nov 22 #13
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