The farmers in southern Minnesota will almost say uniformly that you can do a lot of things to help us in these program areas, but if you have bad government, it is still going to run people out of business.
Hagedorn emphasizes the negative impact of bad government on farmers.
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One way that we can ensure that we meet this goal is to have better broadband connectivity, which has been found it be a key aspect in increased economic growth for rural businesses.
We do not want to exchange U.S. energy independence for dependence on China.
If we cannot swap out the technology and keep it as low cost, reliable, and abundant, we should not do it.
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