People are dying in Delaware because of the big chicken companies' reckless pollution, but last year @ChrisCoons sponsored an amendment to exempt them from reporting emissions. #netde
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“The chicken company cost me my ability to feed my children and pay our bills,” said Tony Grigsby, a retired cop in Alabama who recently quit chicken farming.
The National Chicken Council has given @ChrisCoons $32,500 this election cycle.https://www.propublica.org/article/chicken-farmers-thought-trump-was-going-to-help-them-then-his-administration-did-the-opposite …
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I'm not taking any corporate PAC money: that means no donations from Big Ag, Big Pharma, or the fossil fuel industry. We rely entirely on small donors like you. Donate today so we can stand up to corporate polluters and put people's health first.https://secure.actblue.com/donate/jess-twitter …
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Pay to play in full force and effect. Someone tell Pete.
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not really clear what you think a minority party Senator can do to get a Trump appointee to enforce regulations in an admin bent on destroying regulation this non-sequitur suggests you may not have the best grasp on what Senators do, so maybe find a different basis for criticism
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If you read the next tweet, it says that Chris Coons sponsored a bill to exempt chicken farms from reporting emissions.
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