'Explosive Diarrhea': Company Tied to Outbreak Donated to Trump as He Delayed Food Safety Rule
Taylor Farms contributed $2 million to Trump and Republicans as they postponed a rule to help the government limit the spread of foodborne illnesses.
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Oh! They gave millions to Trump lol. people.com/taylor-farms ... [image or embed] -- Molly Knight (@mollyknight.bsky.social) 1:15 PM · Jul 21, 2026
Oh! They gave millions to Trump lol. people.com/taylor-farms ... [image or embed]
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Well, that falls into the president's duties of office, so there is nothing anyone can do about it ... -Johnny and the Right Justices
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