I think the FDA should be examining what’s going into the drinking water in CNN.

Perhaps. Perhaps the FCC should be reviewing the broadcasting licenses of several news networks as well.

No impeachment for the wholesale slaughter of men, women and children at Waco, but impeachment for bad tomatoes?  Even for the MSM, that’s a blatant double standard.  Of course, it’s pure BDS.

It’s the ol’ tainted-tomato cover up… !

C’mon, it’s Bushs fault for EVERYTHING.

Except now that he is leaving office, it is now Global Warming at fault for everything.

Earthquake..Bush’s ...err Global warnings fault.

Tornado..Bush’s ...err Global warnings fault.

Tomatoes..Bush’s ...err Global warnings fault.

Rain Storms..Bush’s ...err Global warnings fault.

Dry weather..Bush’s ...err Global warnings fault.

Snow Storms..Bush’s ...err Global warnings fault.

Polar Bears are dyin..Bush’s ...err Global warnings fault.

ect ect ect

poof...err...Spelling Bea...clean up in comment 14

Still cannot find where the tomatoes came from?
Incompetence comes to mind.

Incompetence comes to mind.

Why don’t you show them how to do it, e man?

Here’s a SWAG (Scientific Wild-ass Guess)

Many of the previous food-poisoning scares were either traced back to Mexico itself or US-based farms or plants who utilized immigrant labor.

Evidently the working conditions did not include porta-potties and places to wash your hands after you do your business.  Fecal matter gets involved with American food, whether you are talking about spinach, school lunch strawberries or Taco Bell.

My guess is that the usual suspects should be rounded up.  That being the case, the investigations may well be hampered, since the findings will be Politically-incorrect damnations of the McCain / Obama / Bush immigration / path to citizenship model.

This is what happens when the Powers-that-be place their personal ambitions and benefits above that of the welfare of the people and nation they were elected to serve.

Contemptible.

Contamination traced to Salinas Valley

INS Enforcement in Salinas Valley Drives Growers South

Eight years ago

The three successive outbreaks, all of which have run their course, also raise questions about what is causing them to occur with such frequency, said Trevor Suslow, a UC Davis food pathologist.

“The fact that it seems to be happening even more frequently, in a more compressed time frame, one would have to speculate something is either being missed or something has changed to elevate the level of risk or potential of contamination,” Suslow said.

Fed disclosure—keeping us informed and safe

State and federal officials have steadfastly refused to identify which farms they are investigating. Investigators say fresh produce is no longer being grown on any of the four remaining fields that grew spinach linked to the outbreak.