This is not our war. But if it were, Congress must decide such matters according to our constitution.
This is going to be a monopoly worldwide unless we address it today.
The problem with that is it's regressive. How many families can afford to buy 500 pounds of meat?
This is a very real problem. I'm here to warn you today that this problem is no longer just the United States' problem.
Affordability is a big one because, as you mentioned, not only does the current system require large volume buying, the ...
The PRIME Act seeks to expand that alternate path, which has made nobody sick, and it's made a lot more people healthier...
I would love it if we were able to look at policies to strengthen the FTC and the USDA so they can break up monopolies.
Traceability is another one. Right now, a typical burger at a burger joint has pieces of 600 animals in it.
If the goal is lower prices and more choices for consumers, then improved and targeted antitrust enforcement is needed t...
Congressman Thomas Massie's PRIME Act would enable this.
I'm particularly concerned about eliminating food safety regulations that might push serious health costs on to consumer...