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Mississippi ranked #5 in pork per capita (government pork – not real pork consumption)

By: Magnolia Tribune - April 14, 2010

Citizens Against Government Waste Pig Book

5 Mississippi $321,643,000 total or $108.96/capita

Mississippi jumps 4 spots to #5 in the 2010 rankings

Citizens Against Government Waste
4/14/10

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