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VIDEO: Are AFFORDABLE Beef BBQs the Key to Victory in the Midterm Elections?

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pjcomix:

--- Quote ---Long story short. The current price of beef is high solely because of obvious ILLEGAL price fixing by the Big Four meat processors. The Trump justice department is currently investigating this especially in the wake of the recent exposé by James O'Keefe (link below). When the price of beef lowers by this summer, as I am sure it will, we all can thank President Trump and help the GOP in the midterm elections by recording and uploading videos of "AFFORDABLE Beef BBQs." The relief of consumers over the lower prices of beef can be best illustrated this way and definitely help at the ballot box during the midterm elections.

The Democrats are currently PRETENDING to care about "affordability" so let us make it boomerang on them by demonstrating to the public REAL affordability in action by uploading videos with "AFFORDABLE BEEF BBQ" somewhere in the title. Thank you, and enjoy your BBQ!

Undercover at CattleCon: Insiders Expose How The "Big Four" Secretly Control The Beef Market
https://rumble.com/v7683zi-undercover-at-cattlecon-insiders-expose-how-the-big-four-secretly-control-t.html
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https://rumble.com/embed/v7451r6/?pub=7wvc3

DefiantMassRINO:
Dems will make beef 'affordable' by banning cattle and providing Government subsidies for industrially-processed pea slurry, aka 'I Can't Believe This Isn't Real Meat'.

Smokin Joe:
From out here where the Buffalo (and cattle) roam, the initial premise is a bit bogus.

Yes, the meat packers have always taken a hefty cut as middlemen, but the herd is down, and on the hoof prices are up.



COVID low prices, coupled with high fuel costs, caused the herds to be culled and diminished, and they haven't been rebuilt. There is at least a three year delay before domestic beef supply has increased and prices start coming down.

roamer_1:

--- Quote from: Smokin Joe on February 26, 2026, 07:15:48 pm ---COVID low prices, coupled with high fuel costs, caused the herds to be culled and diminished, and they haven't been rebuilt. There is at least a three year delay before domestic beef supply has increased and prices start coming down.

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Yes... All that... But the primary driver was the drought in the southwest and lack of hay for the same reason.

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