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Mike Lee @BasedMikeLee - It should no longer be permissible to say, when referring to a Cornography Caucus senator, “yeah, but he/she is from the state of [insert name of state dominated by Big Corn], so he/she has to take that position.”
I’m calling BS.
We all have industries that could benefit from forced consumption.
That doesn’t mean we should yield to those destructive impulses.
Sure, the Cornography Caucus raises a crap ton of money (that’s slightly more than a metric ton) from Big Corn.
That’s no excuse for doing something so fundamentally anti-free-market and anti-American as forcing every American to buy something they don’t want to buy!
Quoted Post:
Mike Lee @BasedMikeLee - The Cornography Caucus senators routinely lecture us, insisting that “everyone benefits” from the federal corn-as-fuel mandates.
If “everyone benefits,” why not let Americans decide for themselves?
Because deep down they know—Americans are getting screwed by Big Corn.
https://x.com/BasedMikeLee/status/2093889550573826231

Mike Lee @BasedMikeLee - RT @BasedMikeLee: POLL Should the government force us to drive corn-burning cars—knowing that it adds significantly to what Americans pay at the gas pump—just so we can make a few rich agricultural giants even richer?
https://x.com/BasedMikeLee/status/2093886433866211834

Mike Lee @BasedMikeLee - Yes I am