Ted Yoho
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Ted Yoho is a former U.S. Representative from Florida, serving in the House from January 3, 2013, to January 3, 2021. A member of the Republican Party, Yoho represented Florida's 3rd congressional district. During his time in office, he was known for his focus on issues such as healthcare, agriculture, and fiscal responsibility. Yoho was also a member of the House Freedom Caucus, which advocates for limited government and conservative principles.
I mean, we hear constituents saying, why is ISIS having oil production facilities? Why are they even allowed to produce anything?
I don't know what poll you have, but I sure wish you guys would crank down on this administration and say that.
The reasoning to continually not bomb these transport vehicles with oil... why are we not just bombing them?
Human trafficking is a huge problem and a lot of the traffickers come through Turkey.
We see also the incredible problems that are going on right now and that have been going on with Turkey.
Eight years, that is enough to be President. And after that it begins to corrupt.
You have 30 percent of the people that come out of that, 30 percent become self-sufficient in an 18 month period of time.
And if anybody can give me a reason or rationale how making somebody hungry will help them get a job more quickly, I am all ears.
We know what happened in 1996, when Bill Clinton reformed the welfare program.
The people that were on SNAP that had work requirements instituted at the beginning of the year, less than eight percent have re-signed up for the SNAP programs.
What I would like to hear from you is the best ways we need to reform not just the nutritional program
I want to thank everybody for taking the time to come here today and provide your testimonies.
We just want to make sure we do it the most efficient way to serve the families of our military.
I agree with that, that we need to make sure people are getting the assistance they need, but I don't want to go down the road of increasing and growing a government program when there is a simpler solution.
I come from the State of Florida, and as you probably are well aware, we are the third largest in the country.
Is this a program that we need to expand on a Federal bureaucracy, and increase the bureaucracy, or is it simpler to go into the military and say you need to pay these people more?





