I thank my colleague from Georgia for his personal experience in agriculture, in a farming family, and a man who loves all that is good about rural America and knows that what is good about rural America is what is helping make this country great. I have got other colleagues that I want to invite to speak. We have got folks from Illinois, Michigan, and some colleagues from Texas. I am looking at a guy from the Commonwealth of Kentucky, another new friend, a dear friend, and a friend of agriculture. He is a guy who not only knows agriculture because he took a loan out right after graduating from Western Kentucky and started a farming operation--he claims it is successful today. I believe him--he was also the ag commissioner of Kentucky. He served in the Kentucky House, and now he is lending his expertise and his love for this country and all things about rural America to the First District of Kentucky. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Kentucky (Mr. Comer).
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