I am just trying to find a way to convince folks that we would like more jobs. We would like to help grow the economy.

The economy is not exactly moving forward as any of us would hope.

What I found interesting was his comment that there are two sides on this issue.

And I am in the middle.

I want to tell you my story in case any personal stories will help you in your fight against that horrible law.

I was recently notified by my insurance company that they will be closing their doors, going out of business, on December 31st of this year due to the ObamaCare sledge hammer.

It has turned out to be the case. Plenty of evidence that good intentions don't always work, especially when you are trying to mandate from Washington what should happen in 100,000 school districts.

Do you think we are going to actually make progress on that? I wanted stronger language in there.

What is frustrating to me is, you know, my farmers and ranchers and oil and gas folks, they could care less which agency it is.

I have looked at the legislation that did pass, and I don't believe it required restrictions, for example, on how much fruits and vegetables a school district could actually serve.

I would like a response from the USDA of exactly why that actually makes sense.