Sam Farr
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Sam Farr is a former Democratic member of the United States House of Representatives, serving California's 17th congressional district from 1993 to 2015. During his tenure, Farr was known for his advocacy on environmental issues, particularly in relation to coastal protection and sustainable agriculture. He played a significant role in promoting volunteerism and community service, as evidenced by his support for the National and Community Service Amendments Act of 2000.
We need to really make food nutrition in our schools a high priority in our healthcare bill.
We need to use USDA's power to help local people and local farms in those regions succeed.
I think the Administration ought to really require these economic rural development plans for rural America.
I think that the growth industry in tourism is rural tourism and it is ag tourism.
I represent the coast and what the federal government did was a coastal zone management plan.
Having the discriminatory lines in schools is just awful and we have got to just change that.
We do not means test for getting on a school bus. We do not means test for getting a library book.
I would be glad to invite you to the other side of my district called the other America which is the America living in a culture of poverty.
I know she has been working with the industry to find resources at the agency to fund this center.
I certainly want to help Colombia have an alternative to the drugs, but I think we made it awfully easy for them not having any tariffs and so on to sort of take over our flower industry.
There is very little domestic industry left as your comment underscores. It is a struggling industry.
I appreciate what you are doing with light brown apple moth. Ground zero is my district, and we have a breeding lab set up there now.
I am the only westerner on this Committee representing an awful lot of western agriculture and certainly the only Californian in the number one ag state.
I think that this last dialogue indicates how much the border is really two-sided, and that we seem to focus solely on one side.
I expect we will see gun amendments in almost every major bill. I -- I think it is the failure of the leadership in -- Democratic leadership in both the House and the Senate to allow these amendments to get adopted. It's -- it's…
I expect we'll see gun amendments in almost every major bill. I think it's the failure of the leadership and Democratic leadership in both the House and the Senate to allow these amendments to get adopted. It's embarrassing.
I think this is the most embarrassing amendment Congress has ever passed. To be -- to take a credit card bill and have the NRA use that as a vehicle to allow people to carry guns in national parks is just ridiculous. It makes no sense…
I can't imagine a better priority than for the communities now left to provide educational services for soldiers, families, as they return from overseas.
There is no funding for schools. The Department of Defense says, 'Well, that's taken care of in the local infrastructure funding.'
There is no reason you have to go that far to our clinical psychologist who can provide that service.





