USDA ends ‘politicized’ food security reports

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The Department of Agriculture announced it will stop publishing reports on food security in the United States, which the agency said have consistently been rife with “liberal fodder.”

In a press release, the USDA trashed the annual reports, which began under former Democratic President Bill Clinton, as “redundant, costly, politicized, and extraneous studies [that] do nothing more than fear monger.”

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