I have had a farmer come up to me and say, look, Congressman, I bought my farm 40 years ago for $300 an acre, now it is worth $6,000 an acre. If I die after this goes into effect, my family can't afford to keep the farm, I lose it, my family loses it.
Shares a farmer's concern about losing a family farm due to new tax implications.
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That is not a request by a letter. That is in the law that Congress passed. She is supposed to show up.
I am pleased to offer this amendment today with the gentleman from Arkansas (Mr. Hill) as a cosponsor, who was here a minute ago. I am confident it will garner bipartisan support. My amendment would prohibit funds from this bill from being…
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