Trump campaign pitches — then deletes — food safety changes

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump campaign pitched rolling back food safety regulations in a fact sheet, arguing they are burdensome to farmers and "overkill." But the campaign later deleted the proposal from its website and offered no explanation. After sending out the fact sheet Thursday, the campaign issued a new release that did not include the food safety language. The fact sheet was sent out to supplement a speech the billionaire businessman gave to the New York Economic Club that touted fewer

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump campaign pitched rolling back food safety regulations in a fact sheet, arguing they are burdensome to farmers and "overkill." But the campaign later deleted the proposal from its website and offered no explanation. After sending out the fact sheet Thursday, the campaign issued a new release that did not include the food safety language. The fact sheet was sent out to supplement a speech the billionaire businessman gave to the New York Economic Club that touted fewer…