The fact that the very agency that will be tasked with overseeing horse slaughter facilities if they reopen has firmly articulated the importance of keeping this costly and inhumane industry out of the United States weighs overwhelmingly in favor of banning domestic slaughter.
Pryor emphasizes USDA's stance against horse slaughter facilities.
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It's unfortunate, but the current map, you know, it's a map that Congress adopted, a Nielsen map, that's from the 1950s.
I think a lot of people have that concern just about resources and how we're doing here.
And, back to your budget, and looking at the cost to you of implementing this and rolling this out...
Part of my view is, give them their money back, then, with interest, if you are going to take it away from them after they earned it.
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