It's on the news every night here in the middle of the mess.
Did you hear much about the piglet virus that has been going around for a little longer? Was a bigger deal about a year ago.
Frankly, everyone involved found out the national news media has its own agenda, it doesn't pay to try to explain things. They right their sensational slant to sell soap, not to report news..... The general public gets all flustered, and thinks chicken or eggs or pork is go a make thrm sick - when that is -not- true of either of these issues. Not at all!
Then we get people in politics, like our Minnesota State Congressperson here in the YouTube link. We can't really figure out -what- he was trying to say or accomplish, his own party had to shut down congress for the day to get his babble off the floor. I have no idea where this fella was trying to go, but he is voted in to run government.....
And so, rural America ends up happy if the national news people just stay away.
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