It's just telling that you've got an authoritarian playbook that sort of, at every pass, seems to be more focused on driving up corporate profits at the expense of the American people.
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… • Push legislation to repeal export - 3968 • Push legislation to repeal export promotion programs. The USDA should … Department of Agriculture Page number 307 … • Push legislation to repeal export promotion programs. The USDA should … - page 307
… Remove Obstacles for Agricultural Biotechnology. Innovation - 3969 Remove Obstacles for Agricultural Biotechnology. Innovation is critical to agricultural production and the ability to meet future food needs. The next Administration should embrace innovation and technology, not hinder … - page 307
… biotechnology, in 2016, Congress passed a federal mandate to label genetically engineered food."* This legislation was arguably just a means to try to provide a negative connotation to GE food. There are other challenges as … - page 307
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