‘Chicken rule’ reaction

Published September 17th, 2014 at 11:21 AM

A Sept. 6 investigation of the USDA’s meat inspection division by the Hale Center for Journalism prompted a record number of hits on the station’s website, a political cartoon and editorial in The Kansas City Star and numerous comments and tweets.

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‘Chicken rule’ reaction

Commentary on meat inspection story from the Hale Center for Journalism

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