Anxieties are rising. You know, an awful lot of my rising anxieties

articles this week, and I guess every week is about our tax money at work. And, you know,

it makes my anxieties rise probably more than theirs, too.

But the fact that they want tax money spent is a sign that, you know, they have problems

and that they are completely dependent. It's just a welfare industry. Wellfare industry.

Anyway, my first article today is from Ag Daily.

Senators urge USDA to prepare HPA vaccine plan for cattle.

A lot of what's going on right now continues to be bird flu, which we call bird flu,

but let's face it, everybody's got it.

This is about cows.

They're getting increasingly

worried. U.S. senators Mike Rounds and Martin Heinrich sent a letter to the Secretary of Agriculture

Brooks Rollins. You know, if I sent a letter, it might not get read, but I bet there's will.

Urging her to develop an emergency plan to vaccinate cattle against highly pathogenic avian influenza.

It's not like the industry would develop such a plan.

No, of course, it's the government that has to do that.

Nationwide, the virus has affected, what do they mean by affected, over 166 billion birds

across 50 states in Puerto Rico and in 671 countries affected.

That means it's killed them.

That's a fairly big effect.

Also, of course, now it's pretty widespread in dairy cattle herds.

And over 1,000 detections have occurred in 17 states.

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