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Horse slaughter ban rejected

Sandhusker

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Horse-slaughter ban rejected
Attempts by Sens. John Ensign (R-Nev.) and Mary Landrieu (D-La.) to present the Horse Slaughter Prevention Act to the fiscal 2007 Agriculture Appropriations bill have failed. The legislation would have banned the processing of horses for human consumption. After the bill passed the House in September, several senators put the bill on hold, preventing action in the Senate. Time constraints, more critical issues, producer opposition and education on the ban’s adverse effects ended the legislation's consideration. Some in agriculture expect animal rights activists to reintroduce the horse-slaughter ban in the next Congress, which convenes in January.
 
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Anonymous

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The animal rights advocates will be more successful now that R-CULT's anti corporate liberal buddies run the show.

I think the "SO CALLED" R-CULT conservatives are in for a rude awakening.

R-CALF is the democratic party of the cattle/beef industry. No doubt about it.


~SH~
 

Sandhusker

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~SH~ said:
The animal rights advocates will be more successful now that R-CULT's anti corporate liberal buddies run the show.

I think the "SO CALLED" R-CULT conservatives are in for a rude awakening.

R-CALF is the democratic party of the cattle/beef industry. No doubt about it.


~SH~

I'd bet Randy Stevenson would take issue with that.
 
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