Republicans vote down farm bill amendment enabling lawsuits against pesticide companies, a blow to MAHA
Senate Republicans on Thursday voted down an amendment that sought to open up Americans’ ability to sue pesticide companies over the health impacts of their products. The amendment, to the Senate farm bill, failed in a party-line vote.
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Senate Republicans on Thursday voted down an amendment that sought to open up Americans’ ability to sue pesticide companies over the health impacts of their products. The amendment, to the Senate farm bill, failed in a party-line vote. While the measure was backed by all of the Senate Agriculture Committee’s Democrats and none of its...
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- Senate Republicans on Thursday voted down an amendment that sought to open up Americans’ ability to sue pesticide companies over the health impacts of their products. The amendment, to the Senate farm bill, failed in a party-line vote.
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