Sanford Bishop: “Do you feel that we need to look at the structure of the delivery of the disaster and the structure of nutrition…”

I thank Representative Carter for his remarks. I yield to the gentleman from Georgia (Mr. Johnson) of the Fourth Congressional District.

Government subsidies, again, always controversial, but in both of your written testimonies, you potentially suggested farmers are going to need some kind of economic assistance.

Our farmers want action this year, not next. Our business community wants action now, this year.

I urge at least $1 million for funding implementation of the Safeguard Tribal Objects of Patrimony, which is also known as the STOP Act.