Most, but not all of this group of Representatives receives monies
from the AHC and its members, and, of course, are supporting the
issues important to it. As stated above, one of their most important "collective" interests is to oppose any legislation that would prohibit
the slaughter of our American Horses and of their exportation abroad
for the same diabolical purpose. Funny how it is these very organizations
that produce the most "unwanted" horses who are the very ones screaming the loudest how much they need horse-slaughter. What on earth would they do with their industry cast-offs if they didnt have the slaughter option,...goodness gracious they would have to pay a couple of hundred bucks for REAL humane euthansia, and with the many new tax-breaks and benefits our government has given the equine industry over the last few years ($44 million dollars in the Farm Bill, and now even more tax-breaks for them to come in 2009 in the Economic Stimulus Act) Lord Knows that the industrymen can well afford to properly euthanize their "unwanted" horses and even get a write off for it too!
There really is no need for equine slaughter. Slaughter is a horror reserved for food chain animals only, and the horse is not a food animal
in the USA, not yet anyways. We must be vigilent in our fight.
The Caucus presently has approximately 54 members.
If you are against horse slaughter, please check the list below of Congressional Horse Caucus members to see if your state
is represented here. If so, please contact your representative to see where they really stand on the issue, and remind them that you VOTE and are against horse-slaughter. Tell them to support the two bills in Congress that would end the slaugher and the exportation once and for all; Tell them to pass "The Horse Transpportation & Safety Act of 2006," (HR 305,) and "The Prevention of Equine Cruelty Act of 2009,"
(HR 503;) (Easy to remember them both, just turn the numbers around!)
Most, but not all of this group of Representatives receives monies
from the AHC and its members, and, of course, are supporting the
issues important to it. As stated above, one of their most important "collective" interests is to oppose any legislation that would prohibit
the slaughter of our American Horses and of their exportation abroad
for the same diabolical purpose. Funny how it is these very organizations
that produce the most "unwanted" horses who are the very ones screaming the loudest how much they need horse-slaughter. What on earth would they do with their industry cast-offs if they didnt have the slaughter option,...goodness gracious they would have to pay a couple of hundred bucks for REAL humane euthansia, and with the many new tax-breaks and benefits our government has given the equine industry over the last few years ($44 million dollars in the Farm Bill, and now even more tax-breaks for them to come in 2009 in the Economic Stimulus Act) Lord Knows that the industrymen can well afford to properly euthanize their "unwanted" horses and even get a write off for it too!
There really is no need for equine slaughter. Slaughter is a horror reserved for food chain animals only, and the horse is not a food animal
in the USA, not yet anyways. We must be vigilent in our fight.
The Caucus presently has approximately 54 members.
If you are against horse slaughter, please check the list below of Congressional Horse Caucus members to see if your state
is represented here. If so, please contact your representative to see where they really stand on the issue, and remind them that you VOTE and are against horse-slaughter. Tell them to support the two bills in Congress that would end the slaugher and the exportation once and for all; Tell them to pass "The Horse Transpportation & Safety Act of 2006," (HR 305,) and "The Prevention of Equine Cruelty Act of 2009,"
(HR 503;) (Easy to remember them both, just turn the numbers around!)
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9:27 pm PDT, May 31,
Jennifer Hall, Tennessee
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