2007 Senate Bill 6 (Ban use of horse flesh for human consumption)

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Introduced by Sen. Tom Buford (R) on January 2, 2007, to ban the slaughter and intrastate commerce in horse flesh for human consumption and establish regulatory requirements.
- Referred to the Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee on January 4, 2007.

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1) Senate Bill 6 [by Anonymous Citizen on December 4, 2006]
I would agree to the banning of the eating of horse meat as long as the eating of RINOs is mandated instead. But one doubts that Senator Buford would sponsor such a bill as he would be one of the first to be consumed.
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2) Senate Bill 6 [by Anonymous Citizen on September 15, 2006]
"Introduced by Sen. Tom Buford on January 2, 2007, to ban the slaughter and intrastate commerce in horse flesh for human consumption and establish regulatory requirements."

If this becomes law what will all the horse eating capons of the State Senate eat?

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3) Horse meat [by Anonymous Citizen on September 15, 2006]
I wouldn't eat horse meat. However, who is this legislator to tell someone else that he can't eat horse meat? This can only be boiled down to one thing - the legislator, Buford, finds it repugnant and as such is attempting to legislate his taste to deny others the right to eat as they see fit.
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