March 18, 2010
LANSING — Meat-eating got political today, as the state Senate called on Gov. Jennifer Granholm to rescind her proclamation urging
Michiganders to give up meat for a day Saturday to recognize the healthiness of vegetarian diets.
Granholm’s proclamation stirred outrage by agriculture groups, particularly those representing beef, pork and poultry farmers. The
Senate voted 25-12 for a resolution urging Granholm to take back her proclamation, with three Democrats joining all 22 Republicans in
support. The vote came as 30 agricultural organizations visited the Capitol and sponsored a free corned beef and cabbage lunch for legislators for the
annual Ag Day.
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