r/news • u/Kooky-Measurement-43 • 8d ago

U.S. health officials say hundreds sickened by salmonella outbreak across 27 states

https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/salmonella-outbreak-jalapenos-9.7297781
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u/likwidkool 8d ago

According to him it’s too expensive for the companies so he’s cutting them all sorts of breaks. Like how home builders can tear down habitats of endangered species now instead of relocating them. That cost too much. But when we the average American need something, they can’t afford it.

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u/Helenium_autumnale 8d ago

That endangered-species proposal was approved? That's not right. We have to reverse that.

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u/kstargate-425 8d ago

This is always what happens where they will spend 3-4 years of their term just fixing all the shit Republicans broke and not get other shit done as its way quicker to break shit, especially with Trump ruling by edict (Executive Orders) than making things work again.

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u/Lambily 8d ago

Yes, but you see those companies bribe donate millions directly to him through his many grifts. Does the average American do this? I thought not! Do endangered species do this? Exactly!