The Ring of Fire
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They Shut Trump DOWN
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5:56Now PlayingA nationwide cyclospora outbreak tied to shredded lettuce has sickened thousands, hospitalized more than a hundred people, and put Taylor Farms under a harsh spotlight after an FDA test result, recall, White House meeting, and political donation timeline all collided. Taylor Fresh Foods gave $1 million to MAGA Inc., its CEO donated heavily to Republican groups, and the company hired connected lobbyists while federal agencies were already weakening food traceability rules. Now HHS is attacking critics online as “fake news,” which makes the whole thing look less like public health oversight and more like taxpayer-funded crisis management for a politically connected lettuce supplier. Ring of Fire's Josh G. explains.
Newsweek, Trump Admin Denies Colluding With Taylor Farms Over Cyclospora,
Daily Beast, Taylor Farms Visited White House Before Getting Outbreak Reprieve,
Aaron Parnas, Uncovering Possible Corruption Between Taylor Farms and Trump,
Futurism, Taylor Farms Made Huge Donation to Trump Group After Loosening of Rules,
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