We need more increased scrutiny on these types of investments to protect our supply chains and our national security interests.
John Fetterman
The Public Record
John Karl Fetterman is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from Pennsylvania since January 2023. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously held the position of the 34th lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania from January 2019 to January 2023. Fetterman is known for his progressive stance on various issues, including education and food security.
We need more increased scrutiny on these types of investments to protect our supply chains and our national security interests.
We must be very clear: today's concerns are about the Chinese Communist Party Government--not people of Chinese descent and not Asian-Americans.
We need more increased scrutiny on these types of investments to protect our supply chains and our national security interests.
I have got to honestly say you are supremely qualified, and I am really just looking forward to voting for your support.
I have got to honestly say you are supremely qualified, and I am really just looking forward to voting for your support.
I have got to honestly say you are supremely qualified, and I am really just looking forward to voting for your support.
It would be very important to have those dairy safety networks for all of them.
I have a particular concern of young and beginning farmers we have in agriculture.
As climate change makes storms even worse, flood waters are showing up outside of federally designated flood zones.
Pennsylvanians have seen firsthand the awful impact of flooding on their homes and lives.
Rising costs are hitting us, limited supply in our rural communities, pushing people out.
We cannot let a major conversation about rural America go by without having a real look about how housing programs could be made better.
As a young farmer, would greater access to the farm safety net be really significant for you?
It would be very important to have those dairy safety networks for all of them.
I have a particular concern of young and beginning farmers we have in agriculture.
As climate change makes storms even worse, flood waters are showing up outside of federally designated flood zones.
Pennsylvanians have seen firsthand the awful impact of flooding on their homes and lives.
Rising costs are hitting us, limited supply in our rural communities, pushing people out.
We cannot let a major conversation about rural America go by without having a real look about how housing programs could be made better.
Do you have any thoughts or ideas to how you can encourage more young people to go into farming?
It would be very important to have those dairy safety networks for all of them.
I have a particular concern of young and beginning farmers we have in agriculture.
We cannot let a major conversation about rural America go by without having a real look about how housing programs could be made better.
Pennsylvanians have seen firsthand the awful impact of flooding on their homes and lives.





