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3 a second!

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Well, what a surprise- NOT!

I’ve been writing about conditions in meat/chicken processing facilities for a while.  Both beef and poultry processors have been finagling less oversight from the Department of Agriculture for a while.  (Here’s a 2013 post about how conditions have been “improved”.  That’s for the plant owners, not the workers or the product purchasers.)

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CARES Act 2. Or what a 5593 page law doth bring (Part 1)

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By now, y’all know that the Federal Government has an approved budget (through September 2021; the end of the Fiscal Year)- and the CARES act provisions have been extended/modified.  This involved a 5593 page bill (and the GOP complained that Obamacare was long!), the majority of which was the budget ($1.4 trillion of the $2.3 trillion package) which also took a significant portion of the verbiage (1815 pages; actually that’s less than 1/3 the total document length).

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We’re all becoming resourceful masked riders

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Given the pandemic and this topic, I had high hopes.

But, unlike the Philadelphia Phillies’ theme song  (a song Frank Sinatra sang [from the movie “A Hole in the Head”] decades ago and we half-dozen child prodigies studying in college at the age of 8 adopted as our theme song, too), this hope got deflated in a heartbeat.

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