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  1. Isn’t Monsanto money US taxpayer bailout money.. ?
    If they go bust again Obama and his gang will just do another US taxpayer bailout.

  2. midwestMad says:

    While I hoped and prayed that it would pass, I really knew it wouldn’t fly…not a public vote. There is way too much voter fraud working against us along with the propaganda!

  3. Eli Wiedrich says:

    This is why we should focus on buying whole foods instead, that way they will become cheeper

  4. Justin Hahn says:

    Why are you so concerned about genetic modification? Say you label GMOs Great. But conventional food laced with agro-poisons still proliferate. Of the two threats, which is worse: a few extra genes, or tons of poison?

  5. Cindy Koch says:

    It’s not over yet. I got an email from the Yes on 522 people about an hr. ago and it said they are gaining ground!! Pls. let’s hope Wash. got it right!!

  6. if washington votes to not label it will tarnish their “progressive” standing in the eyes of the country and needless to say, extremely disappointing it doesn’t matter how much monsanto, etc. spends to lie, people know what’s right in their hearts and minds.

  7. George Jetson says:

    Justin Hahn is another, sadly, misinformed individual. Obviously, he knows nothing about the true threat of GMO crops….IE; Round up and Bt and what effects those toxic herbicides and pesticides have on human health, in the parts per billion range..

  8. Andi Feinberg says:

    NICE JOB ANTHONY….. Thank you for being tireless… so is your support!!

  9. GigiGMOFree says:

    Thank you Anthony! We need more people like you. Bringing the truth to light!

  10. Donna MacCrossan says:

    Just got an email from Delana Jones that there is good news and we have gained ground. More votes still need to be counted and she will keep me updated. Could be promising.

  11. Bruce Jala says:

    Alternative health consumers should adopt the tactics of the Washington political crowd. Continue bringing GMO labeling initiatives in one state after another until they grow weary and tired of funding these expensive PR campaigns.

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