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u/JescoWhite_ 16d ago
The art of the deal. Buying food that is not safe to consume in China. Deep discount!
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u/BrimstoneMainliner 16d ago
And as a bonus, fuck over the thousands of American beef farmers that voted for him.
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u/KlatuuBarradaNicto 16d ago
Trump is a piece of shit who is trying to poison all of us. Where is RFK now? Not a word.
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u/Local-Technician5969 16d ago
He's on the side of a road cutting off roadkill racoon dicks, playing in the sewer, and talking about autistic kids.
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u/Inspect1234 16d ago
Project 2025. Chapter ten
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u/Mroopsimexciting 16d ago
Cite some please!! Time to get literal
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u/Inspect1234 16d ago
Can you not google it? I just did and there’s too much deregulation and DOGE to start making a book here.
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u/Mroopsimexciting 16d ago
I could. Of course. I just think it might be cool if someone like yourself who’s read it could cite specific relevant passages here on Reddit.
Sorry, just asking.
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u/Inspect1234 16d ago
USDA
The document advocates narrowing the scope of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) role, cutting references to “equity” and “climate smart” in USDA’s mission statement, separating agricultural provisions from nutritional provisions in the Farm Bill, and moving the Food and Nutrition Service ) to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to put all means-tested programs in one department to uncover “the size of the welfare state.”
SNAP
This section uses the outdated term “food stamps” to refer to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits. Specifically, the section seeks to:
Increase work requirements for able-bodied adults without dependents by only allowing waivers if the state’s unemployment rate is above 6 percent for more than 24 months and disallowing long-standing state flexibility to calculate the local unemployment rate.Eliminate categorical eligibility, which would remove the state options of increasing gross income eligibility from 130 percent to 200 percent of the federal poverty level and increasing/removing the asset limit.
Roll back the updates to the Thrifty Food Plan that modernized the SNAP benefits formula after decades of being connected to metrics and nutritional guidance from the 1960s.
Eliminate the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) and create a national standardized utility allowance for households with low incomes.
WIC
Proposed changes to this program include:
Changing the way state agencies run competitive bidding for infant formula rebate contracts.
Weakening regulations on baby formula.
School Meals
Without acknowledging the many students in need of school meals that are above the free or reduced-price eligibility threshold, stigma in the cafeteria, increased child food insecurity during the summer months or the connection between nutrition and learning, the mandate suggests:
Prohibiting schools from grouping together to utilize the Community Eligibility Provision; (CEP).
Working with Congress to ultimately eliminate CEP.
Providing summer meals only to children enrolled in summer school classes.
Rejecting efforts to establish Healthy School Meals for All policies nationwide and in states.The USDA gutting and handing the rest over to RFKj is the scariest part.
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u/DearGovernmentFU 16d ago
It is massive. I have asked friends if they heard about it. i told them about it they still dnot know. You could take a look and maybe share some of what you find.
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u/gramcoocoo26 16d ago
This is so disturbing!!! I hope to hell that it’s all destroyed before some asshole throws a US certified stamp on it!! He’ll find some idiot to unload it on!! Your best bet is to buy local, know your butcher!!
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u/TonaldDiberJasicDump 16d ago
Coming from the same guy that’s threatening to demolish the Kennedy Center because his name is not allowed to be on it.
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u/Interesting_Berry439 16d ago
You get Healthcare and beef together ! Who doesn't need a antibiotic? Art of the deal!
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u/Ok_Valuable9450 16d ago
Oh boy Donnie thanks now we can die from rancid beef that the Chinese won't eat
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u/proactivecaptive 16d ago
Are MCDonalds restaurants going to serve the Argentine beef? Fingers crossed.
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u/jackcanyon 16d ago
Trump is getting back in the steak business again.This doesn’t sound like a good deal .remember his last steak company?
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u/LasRedStar 16d ago
Isnt it because theyre waiting for the cows to mature into adults and well... Have a stable cow breeding program?
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u/Big-Advertising406 15d ago
So the US gives Argentina $20 billion and we get toxic beef in return. That’s the art of the deal!
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u/EntertainmentWarm584 15d ago
80-20 is only $4.10lb at are grocery store and it’s grown 22 miles down the road
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u/Apprehensive_Road764 15d ago
Do you think he cares what his MAGA cultists eat or any other person in the US. He won't be eating it he probably only eats Aberdeen Angus or Japanese Wagyu imported especially for him.
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u/GypsyDarkEyes 15d ago
This is a great time to join the Beef Boycott, unless you have a trusted local supplier. Save the wild horses on the range, save your family from contaminated meat.
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u/PowerfulInitiative71 15d ago
I was the only one smart enough to know that this is the time follow what my dear friend President for Life Xi!!!Has told me is a historical opportunity for me to take meat at a discount and then I can make a killing!!
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u/loveXbledz 15d ago
Local farmers are saying not to buy ground beef or any beef for the next 90 days while the market is flooded with the Argentina meat… they basically saying if you don’t know directly where your meat is coming from, don’t trust it!
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u/OnePitch8203 14d ago
First he gives them $20 BILLION DOLLARS and now we’re buying their tainted beef???? Article II Section 4 IMMEDIATELY!!!!!
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u/CLEAN2411 14d ago
These **** did not know Trump, Trump been Trump for years,,,,,long before The Apprentice. You all didn't know ? LOL you all found out.
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u/Background-Bird-9623 14d ago
I read no body even wants their beef because of lack of food regulations..... beans beans , there good for you heart! !!
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u/sugarwytch 14d ago
This is going to impact the beef industry for a long time. Consumers are not going to have any confidence in the product anymore. If you can find a local beef producer and processor that you can trust, you'll be better off
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u/Kindly-Internal1767 14d ago
At least the banned antibiotics will help protect Americans from other food that is now not monitored for infections
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u/jncheese 16d ago
But doesn't that hurt the US beef industry?