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Taxpayer, what happens when the government publicly hides the cost of its animal experiments?
Here’s what happens, Taxpayer: we won’t be able to end the experiments or retire the survivors (see Hamster Fight Club victims below).
To cut government waste, we MUST fix government transparency!
SOLUTION: The COST Act requires all taxpayer-funded white coats to put public price tags on their animal experiments – if they don’t comply, their money will be cut off.
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Ann-Marie Dori Operations Manager White Coat Waste Project |
P.S. Midnight Deadline: Please be a voice for animals and urge Congress to pass the COST Act today!
Taxpayer, hamsters don’t like to fight in Roman Gladiator-style death matches.
I also think we can both agree on this: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay sadistic white coats who make animals shred themselves inside a laboratory Coliseum.
But how can we defund them if our own government keeps hiding its receipts… just as the NEW Congress is taking power!?!
Taxpayer, I present you with Exhibit A:
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Hamster Fight Club: NIH pays professors at Georgia State Univ. to genetically engineer Syrian hamsters and watch them fight in staged, scored fights.
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Defiant: The professors refuse to disclose how much they’re spending… even though federal law mandates them to!
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Drill, Baby, Drill: They also drill holes into the hamsters’ skulls.
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Max-Pain: No pain relief. No anesthesia. No survivors.
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Your Tax Bill? $1.5 million! (Payout #'s: R01MH122622, R21MH109302, and 1035960)
Now, here’s the real problem, Taxpayer.
Rogue, law-breaking professors know that no matter how deep they bury it, once government waste like this is publicly reported, the White Coat Waste Project will (1) Find it, (2) Expose it, and (3) Defund it.
F.E.D. is our winning campaign formula and “secret sauce.” But it MUST be followed in this precise order.
We can’t lobby to defund Hamster Fight Club (or any animal lab) if we don’t expose it. And we can’t expose it to media like USA Today or Fox News unless our investigators find it.
So, we have to go in order, Taxpayer. Make sense?
That’s why the COST Act is so important.
The Cost, Openness, and Spending Transparency Act (COST) requires all taxpayer-funded white coats to put public price tags on their animal experiments.
And when the rogue labs fail to do so, their money will be CUT OFF!
Please tell Congress to hold these big spenders accountable. Let’s defund the defiant professors!
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Christine McPherson Development Director White Coat Waste Project |
P.S. Taxpayer, the new 118th Congressional session just started. We must get in front of every member of Congress before the pro-animal testing lobbyists beat us to the punch. (My sources say they’re already lining up!). Make your voice heard. Now.
P.P.S. Now get this: we also exposed how greedy professors at Harvard took an $890,663 NIH “Fight Club” payout — for virtually the same experiment funded in Georgia! This epidemic of Gladiator-style combat and secretive government spending isn’t just wasteful… it’s WRONG! Contact Congress to end it.
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