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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I don't think this bill that is coming along, $3.5 trillion, whatever it is, with all sorts of taxes, regulations, higher cost energy, I mean, I don't know a small business out there that says higher-cost energy is going to do the trick.
We do not want to exchange U.S. energy independence for dependence on China.
Long before anybody had ever heard of COVID-19, I was on the House floor, and working in bipartisan fashion with many Members of this Committee to make sure that we could address something called African Swine Fever.
We passed it bipartisan. Every single Republican and Democrat came together.
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