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Here's what the pork industry doesn't want you to know about the way it sneaked a provision into the 2026 farm bill that would nullify ballot measures that improve animal welfare, while helping Chinese companies torture American pigs. The issue is personal to me, because we once raised pigs on our family farm, and I saw that these are not commodities but animals rather like dogs: smart with very distinct personalities. A naughty boy who punishes a single animal may be punished, but an adult who presides over the systematic abuse of hundreds of thousands of pigs as a business model is hailed as a visionary CEO -- and voters get that, and that's why they have backed laws that improve animal wellbeing. This is, remarkably, an issue that unites many liberals and conservatives alike; @TomiLahren, @Cernovich and @IngrahamAngle are among those who have been outspoken on this issue. I hope R and D members of Congress alike will stand firm, for the stakes are immense, with four pigs slaughtered around the clock on average all year. Here's a gift link to my piece: nytimes.com/2026/05/30/opi… I welcome your comments.


While AOC was preaching "solidarity" in her hijab, the male-only crowd ignored her and spoke over her:


When my family visited America, we briefly stayed in this holiday home at a NJ beachtown. My mum hung our washing up on the balcony, obviously a very normal thing to do. Within half an hour a HOA person knocked on our door and told us we'd be fined $750 if we didn't take it down


@mikesulsenti We can comprehend more than you. We have schools where they taught us some things.

"I" "worked" "really hard" on "developing" a "vegan ube ice cream"? How hard was it to say "Thank you to all the Filipinos who shared the recipe with me which has been around for decades". Stop this appropriation!











