Tom Vilsack: “For every $5 we invest in that specific program, we get $9.20 of economic activity.”

If you make hunger the number one priority, then I can guarantee you that governors will have to listen, corporate CEOs will have to listen, nonprofits will have to listen.

Well, the House Agriculture appropriations talked about an 18 percent cut to our budget, so you can do the math.

There is no doubt that there are many, many, many working poor, working poor with an emphasis on working.

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.