(1/5) Livestock farmers are numerous and robust, but the factories that process most of the meat are not. The supply lines are brittle and breaking.

For several years, a politically diverse group of lawmakers has sponsored a bill to solve this problem. https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/26/business/tyson-foods-nyt-ad/index.html">https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/2...
(3/5) Is your representative a cosponsor? Here’s the list of forward looking food freedom advocates who have cosponsored the PRIME Act (HR 2859):

@justinamash
@repandybiggsAZ
@repjeffduncan
@repgaramendi
@rephuffman
@stevekingIA
@markmeadows
@repscottperry
@chelliepingree
(5/5) If your Representative & Senators aren’t sponsors of the PRIME Act, please call and ask them what their plans are for preventing coming meat shortages and inevitable euthanization of animals. If they don’t have a plan, ask them to sponsor the PRIME Act. HR 2859 / S 1620 !
By the way, @chiproytx asked me to add him as a cosponsor a while back and I must have dropped the ball! https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🤦‍♂️" title="Man facepalming" aria-label="Emoji: Man facepalming"> He will be listed on the website as soon as Congress has another proforma session. If you’re lucky enough to be represented by @chiproytx , please call and thank him!
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