Trump farm bailout paying money to CHINESE COMPANIES!
Oct 24, 2018 21:33:24 #
A Chinese-owned pork producer is eligible for federal payments under President Trump’s $12 billion farm bailout, a program that was established to help U.S. farmers hurt by Trump’s trade war with China.
Smithfield Foods, a Virginia-based pork producer acquired in 2013 by a Chinese conglomerate now named WH Group, can apply for federal money under the bailout program created this summer, said Agriculture Department spokesman Carl E. Purvis.
Smithfield Foods, a Virginia-based pork producer acquired in 2013 by a Chinese conglomerate now named WH Group, can apply for federal money under the bailout program created this summer, said Agriculture Department spokesman Carl E. Purvis.
Oct 24, 2018 21:58:21 #
Oct 25, 2018 05:41:46 #
kd7eir wrote:
A Chinese-owned pork producer is eligible for federal payments under President Trump’s $12 billion farm bailout, a program that was established to help U.S. farmers hurt by Trump’s trade war with China.
Smithfield Foods, a Virginia-based pork producer acquired in 2013 by a Chinese conglomerate now named WH Group, can apply for federal money under the bailout program created this summer, said Agriculture Department spokesman Carl E. Purvis.
Smithfield Foods, a Virginia-based pork producer acquired in 2013 by a Chinese conglomerate now named WH Group, can apply for federal money under the bailout program created this summer, said Agriculture Department spokesman Carl E. Purvis.
It just keeps getting better and better.
Oct 25, 2018 06:41:51 #
Oct 25, 2018 06:49:56 #
trump's tariffs hard at work bitting trump in the ass. Giving China money looks good on him. 
Oct 25, 2018 09:04:47 #
Oct 25, 2018 09:59:50 #
kd7eir wrote:
A Chinese-owned pork producer is eligible for federal payments under President Trump’s $12 billion farm bailout, a program that was established to help U.S. farmers hurt by Trump’s trade war with China.
Smithfield Foods, a Virginia-based pork producer acquired in 2013 by a Chinese conglomerate now named WH Group, can apply for federal money under the bailout program created this summer, said Agriculture Department spokesman Carl E. Purvis.
Smithfield Foods, a Virginia-based pork producer acquired in 2013 by a Chinese conglomerate now named WH Group, can apply for federal money under the bailout program created this summer, said Agriculture Department spokesman Carl E. Purvis.
Do they hire American workers? Pay taxes? Support the local economy?
Oct 25, 2018 10:00:17 #
The democrats shouldn't be upset as it was the Obama administration that approved the sale to the Chinese.
Oct 25, 2018 11:46:06 #
kd7eir wrote:
A Chinese-owned pork producer is eligible for federal payments under President Trump’s $12 billion farm bailout, a program that was established to help U.S. farmers hurt by Trump’s trade war with China.
Smithfield Foods, a Virginia-based pork producer acquired in 2013 by a Chinese conglomerate now named WH Group, can apply for federal money under the bailout program created this summer, said Agriculture Department spokesman Carl E. Purvis.
Smithfield Foods, a Virginia-based pork producer acquired in 2013 by a Chinese conglomerate now named WH Group, can apply for federal money under the bailout program created this summer, said Agriculture Department spokesman Carl E. Purvis.
If so, why did you say they are eligible?
Oct 25, 2018 12:12:14 #
DaveO wrote: Love those Smithfield hams! Money well spent!
Love those Smithfield hams! Money well spent!Hatfield are lots better
Oct 25, 2018 12:13:04 #
yhtomit wrote:
If so, why did you say they are eligible?
Trump's rules say so
Oct 25, 2018 13:25:13 #
kd7eir wrote:
A Chinese-owned pork producer is eligible for federal payments under President Trump’s $12 billion farm bailout, a program that was established to help U.S. farmers hurt by Trump’s trade war with China.
Smithfield Foods, a Virginia-based pork producer acquired in 2013 by a Chinese conglomerate now named WH Group, can apply for federal money under the bailout program created this summer, said Agriculture Department spokesman Carl E. Purvis.
Smithfield Foods, a Virginia-based pork producer acquired in 2013 by a Chinese conglomerate now named WH Group, can apply for federal money under the bailout program created this summer, said Agriculture Department spokesman Carl E. Purvis.
The post speaks volumes of your ignorance about the farm bailout. You really should spend some time reflecting on what you can do to counter your stupidity.
Oct 25, 2018 13:28:38 #
FrumCA wrote:
The post speaks volumes of your ignorance about the farm bailout. You really should spend some time reflecting on what you can do to counter your stupidity.
Apperantly your rant show your lack of knowledge on farm bill
Oct 25, 2018 13:30:37 #
dirtpusher wrote:
Apperantly your rant show your lack of knowledge on farm bill
Stop trolling me! Coward.
Oct 25, 2018 13:31:49 #
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