Rick Allen

I would hope that this Congress will do something about that.

We have got to open up the free markets, and then you will drive down prices.

Well, it is election time. You need to recruit golfers. That is what I do. I say, who are the golfers here on the campaign trail? ____________________

We think we are going to change the rules and let former Members come back and play. I think that would be appropriate. But anyway, let's give John a big round of applause.

By investing in plant-based or vegetarian alternatives, Congress would support not only consumer choices that reduce greenhouse gas emissions but also farmers' growing soybeans, wheat, mushrooms, and pulse crops, and more than 50,000 jobs.

That government perpetrated on its farmers banning the use of synthetic fertilizers and pesticides.

My constituents are sick and tired of this government perpetrating its will on them on what to drive, what is morally right and wrong.

The American people are really hurting. I mean, I don't know how much they have to sacrifice to this climate God to deal with these issues.

One of the things that we really noticed the last time, which is why I introduced the Employee Rights Act, which protects independent contractors from overreaching classifications.

In the previous administration we had an all-time high of about 160 million Americans working. Now we have got around 132.8.

What you all are proposing is forced unionization.

I am really grateful to have introduced H.R. 1275, the National Right to Work Act in the House.

History is cluttered with the wreckage of great nations because they did not protect their financial systems.

We have enemies around this world who want to destroy this nation.

I would think you would have all of your ducks in a row before you submitted the application.

As I understand the purpose that we got into this business is to get rid of volatility for our farmers.

What concerns me is we have to make sure that we have the protections there for our clearinghouses because they are the anchors for dealing with this growing derivatives market.

I don't agree with his statement there.

The price of food, the price of gas, I mean, everything.

The unavailability of necessary production inputs (at the time they are needed) would also cause losses for producers.

I am recently hearing a lot of discussion and concern that government policy is incentivizing placement of solar farms on fertile farm, not marginal, but fertile farm land driving up the competition for leasing acreage.

We have proof that there are health risks coming across our border, okay.

Under the Biden administration's watch we have a crisis at the border.

I am concerned that this administration is taking steps to interpret a decade old regulation is now unilaterally expanding Obamacare at taxpayer expense.

That's why we are demanding that your Administration immediately restore the oil production policies that were established in 2017 under the Trump Administration.