They expect us to do the same thing. And they are very scared that they don't see the courage or the political will.
Austin Scott
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Austin Scott is a Republican member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Georgia's 8th congressional district since 2011. Throughout his tenure, he has served on various committees, focusing primarily on agricultural issues, which are vital to his district's economy. Scott has been an advocate for policies that support farmers and promote rural development in Georgia. He has also been involved in efforts to preserve historical sites within the state, emphasizing the importance of protecting Georgia's rich cultural heritage.
I think absolutely that Americans understand that we must address this problem--these problems I should say--now.
Stable markets create jobs. Is that a fair statement, that the more stable the markets are the more job creation we can count on in this country?
The bottom line is the American citizen is scared to death right now of the EPA, whether they are farming or any other industry.
I guess I go back to what you said when, I think it was Mr. Holden that asked the question, and you essentially indicated that the American farmer was going have to barter with the EPA for regulatory certainty.
Let me tell you what the EPA did about a week ago in Tifton as far as working with them.
But again, you acknowledge that you don't have the budget necessary to handle the implementation of the rules?
I would appreciate it if you would submit to the Committee an analysis of your anticipated budget.
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