Patriot,
It should never happen in this country.
Chicken and pigs are being euthanized, milk is being poured out,
and crops are being tilled under.

All the while, American citizens are waiting
in miles-long lines at the nation's food banks.

Patriot, the food supply chain isn't just
breaking . . . it's already broken!

How else can you describe a system where USDA
regulations force food producers to needlessly destroy their
harvests to avoid government fines that would put them out of
business altogether?

Americans are seeing meat supplies dry up at
supermarkets. Meanwhile drive thru restaurants are rationing the
number of hamburgers you can order.

Why -- when much of the country is still
under coronavirus lockdown and even where they can, few Americans
are eating out at restaurants -- can't that food be sold directly
to local butchers, processors, and American consumers?

Because government bureaucrats and union
bosses insist their jobs are more essential than Americans having
food on our tables.

This madness has to stop.

That's why I'm counting on you to sign your
Unyoke American Meat Production! petition to President Trump I've
prepared for you insisting he suspend these harmful USDA
regulations so American farmers can sell to local butchers and
suppliers.

Then, the president should use his bully
pulpit to insist Congress pass Representative Massie's PRIME Act,
to permanently fix the supply chain.

With the government's response to this whole
coronavirus mess putting more than 30 million additional
Americans on the unemployment rolls and the Fed's endless money
printing set to wipe out purchasing power, a broken food supply
system is a recipe for massive civil unrest.

The fact is, once government bureaucrats get
involved -- almost always under the guise of "keeping Americans
safe" -- shortage and maldistribution are bound to follow.

The dangers of the current red-tape and
cronyism-infested system combined with what should only be minor
hiccups from the coronavirus panic (if not for the media and
tyrannical politicians) are becoming a slow-motion train wreck
playing out before our eyes.

All because USDA regulations force food
producers to send their harvests almost exclusively to massive,
union-dominated processing facilities that have full-time USDA
employees posted on site.

The good news is, truly free markets regulate
themselves, American food producers have produced plenty, and
they'll quickly reallocate their goods to serve hungry Americans
if only they're able.

But you and I must get government and their
special interest pals out of the way.

So please, sign your Unyoke American Meat
Production! petition to President Trump, insisting he immediately
suspend these harmful USDA regulations so American farmers can
sell their harvests directly to local butchers, processors, and
American consumers.

With the government's response to this whole
coronavirus mess, it's never been more important we cut the
bureaucratic red tape and let food producers supply their
harvests.

So, please sign your Unyoke American Meat
Production! petition right away.
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And if at all possible, please consider
pitching in with a generous financial contribution to support
this vital effort.
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For Liberty,

Ron Paul
Chairman
P.S. Local farms should be able to sell to
local processors so the meat coolers at your supermarket don't
sit empty.

But USDA regulations are forcing food
producers to needlessly destroy their harvests to avoid
government fines.

And it's all because government bureaucrats
and union bosses insist their jobs are more essential than
Americans having food on our tables.

So please, sign your Unyoke American Meat
Production! petition to President Trump I've prepared for you
insisting he suspend these harmful USDA regulations IMMEDIATELY
to fix the food supply chain.
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