The numbers show that this program is disproportionately skewed not toward small family farmers but toward the biggest agribusinesses.
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Millionaires do not need taxpayers to help them afford crop insurance.
I think most people would agree that giving millionaires hundreds of thousands of dollars to heavily subsidize the cost of crop insurance is neither fair nor well-targeted.
I appreciate your time and courtesy in sharing this observation.
I introduced the Assisting Family Farmers Through Insurance Reform to make commonsense reform to the crop insurance program.
I would be naive to recognize--not to recognize though, antisemitism on our university campuses, including my home State.
Are we really to believe that antisemitism did not exist on your campuses before the Hamas attack?
I want to join Representative Courtney in repeating that request today.
Antisemitism, as well as Islamophobia, and other forms of bigotry based on race, ethnicity and national origin or religion are abhorrent and must not be tolerated.
The bill is unlikely to pass with a Republican-controlled Congress.
At least a $40 billion tax shelter used exclusively by only a few thousand wealthy Americans.
We are working bipartisan bicameral is what we are hoping, that the Senate will step up and get this done.
The arguments made by some of our democrat colleagues against right to work laws, in many cases, just are not true.
I just do not believe it should be compulsory. I am not anti-union. I just do not think people should be forced to.
I am absolutely convinced that this horrific set of circumstances that we have been thrust into in Israel dealing with Gaza is--that we are at a pivotal point.
The bipartisan CCC Enhancement Act introduced in the House by Representatives Salinas, Edwards, Guthrie, and Hoyle...
The bipartisan CCC Enhancement Act introduced in the House by Representatives Salinas, Edwards, Guthrie, and Hoyle...
We need to invest in new markets to help get low-value biomass out of the woods and reduce wildfire risk.