On the recordMarch 11, 2015
These reforms will make the program less costly to the taxpayer while still maintaining a quality safety net for farmers.
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congress.govThese reforms will make the program less costly to the taxpayer while still maintaining a quality safety net for farmers.
Vilsack discusses reforms aimed at reducing taxpayer costs while supporting farmers.
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If you take SNAP and you reduce it or you eliminate it, you are obviously going to impact not just the poor families that are receiving it.
I think you two gentlemen have laid out a plan that addresses the fundamental weakness of our current farm policy.
If you raise the minimum wage, you would reduce the SNAP population by a significant amount.