Glenn Thompson: “I think this is vitally important that we address this and Congress does take a look at what is happening.”

I will just finish up by saying for the ranking member, if she is done with her political talking points of running for Senate, and hopefully she is here--I invite her--on May 13, she is welcome to be here to vote on an E15 bill on May 13…

I have concerns about the unintended consequences that may arise should Congress begin to chip away piecemeal like that the ban on hot food in SNAP without considering the broader ramifications, particularly for program integrity. A change…

SNAP reforms would “restore integrity” to the program and ensure it works for the “most vulnerable among us, including children.”

While this may not be in our jurisdiction, it is certainly in the interest of the farmers and ranchers, and foresters that we represent.