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While withdrawing tariffs on Brazilian beef may provide modest price improvements, the underlying secular forces of drought, herd decline, and disease will continue to constrain supply for an extended period.

This kind of disruption is routine in financial markets as expectations change, risk is repriced, and secular trends emerge.

“Further scale in the broadcast television industry is essential to address secular headwinds and compete effectively with larger-scale big-tech and big-media players, as well as major broadcast groups,” the company said.

This stems from the mistaken belief of many secular Americans that the negative influence of religion can be somehow pressured out of the public square through slash-and-burn policies.

Additionally, skeptics of the bishops’ political messaging contend that the Church should prioritize spiritual matters over political positions and allow secular authorities to determine immigration policy without ecclesiastical interference.