BPI paid their money, now he's going to suck the meat.
Branstad, who received $150,000 in campaign contributions in 2010 from the founders of BPI, organized the governors' tour and press conference, but told ABC News that the contribution played no role in his decision to hold the event.
That's some lean, finely textured bull.
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Positively Boneless!
One upon a time, the scraps were used for dog food. Now, hit the scraps with a good dose of floor cleaner, and you have Big Macs. What a country!
He's got an American flag pin on, therefore his pink slime MUST be Kosher.
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Hey, now, the E. coli content is not a bad thing because they whallop it with ammonia!
Thom Hartmann is going to have Libertarian shill Dan Gainor on his show on Monday to discuss pink slime (hint: Gainor's all for it).
Flagge-pin-wearing fuckes like this shittebagge give the flagge a bad name.
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