On the recordMarch 16, 2016
The Secretary has often said that agriculture on its own might not be able to pass an agreement, but it certainly can prevent one from passing Congress.
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congress.govThe Secretary has often said that agriculture on its own might not be able to pass an agreement, but it certainly can prevent one from passing Congress.
Rouzer discusses the influence of agriculture on legislative agreements.
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They don't know if they are breaking the law. They don't know if they are going to be able to feed their families.
When we do that, we each represent 850,000 people, that is what the executive branch is supposed to do, not run their own agenda.
Thank you, Chairman Rouzer and Ranking Member Napolitano, for convening this important hearing.