Home-grown biofuels are very critical to our farmers and our consumers, and especially when we are working to lower costs at the pump.
Joni Ernst
The Public Record
Joni Kay Ernst is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from Iowa since January 6, 2015. A member of the Republican Party, she is the first woman to represent Iowa in the U.S. Senate. Ernst has focused on issues such as agriculture, rural development, and veterans' affairs throughout her tenure. She has been an advocate for bipartisan efforts to address the needs of rural communities and has emphasized the importance of legislation that supports farmers and agricultural interests in Iowa.
I appreciate that because overall the U.S. is falling behind when it comes to prioritizing that ag-bio economy environment.
Home-grown biofuels are very critical to our farmers and our consumers, and especially when we are working to lower costs at the pump.
I appreciate that because overall the U.S. is falling behind when it comes to prioritizing that ag-bio economy environment.
I appreciate that because overall the U.S. is falling behind when it comes to prioritizing that ag-bio economy environment.
Home-grown biofuels are very critical to our farmers and our consumers, and especially when we are working to lower costs at the pump.
My Strengthening Taxpayer Recoveries Act would follow your recommendations and require the SBA to simply refer loans over to the Treasury Department.
I recommend Congress acts immediately to increase investigators' capacity to recover taxpayer funds quickly.
This flagrant fraud within government programs, especially when it goes unpunished, hurts taxpayers and harms small businesses the most.
How do you ensure that all of that privacy is protected for those farmers when they are utilizing your particular technology?
That will help some of these older generations of farmers understand the new technology is safe to use and their data is safe.
I believe that food security is national security, so we need to continue on and make sure that we get this over the finish line.
My Strengthening Taxpayer Recoveries Act would follow your recommendations and require the SBA to simply refer loans over to the Treasury Department.
It sets a bad precedent in that it tells folks that you do not always have to pay the government back.
As a Ranking Member of the Senate Small Business Committee, I would like to see SIGPR fully in the fight on small business fraud.
This flagrant fraud within government programs, especially when it goes unpunished, hurts taxpayers and harms small businesses the most.
I recommend Congress acts immediately to increase investigators' capacity to recover taxpayer funds quickly.
That will help some of these older generations of farmers understand the new technology is safe to use and their data is safe.
How do you ensure that all of that privacy is protected for those farmers when they are utilizing your particular technology?
The lack of urgency and progress on this once-every-5-year piece of legislation has been a real disservice to rural America.
I believe that food security is national security, so we need to continue on and make sure that we get this over the finish line.





