In that article--and again, correct me if I am wrong, but my reading of it was that, he essentially said that the only people that would be affected by stepped-up basis would just be a handful of corporate farmers and that everybody else, it did not matter, and that he felt like they should go forward with stepped-up basis.
Boozman discusses Secretary Vilsack's stance on stepped-up basis affecting only a few corporate farmers.
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