Does the gentleman not think it is a great source of frustration for America's heartland that they have answered the call to produce their food and their products more efficiently, cheaper, more affordably, more environmentally friendly ways, they have done all the right things, yet the prices get lower and lower because they are blocked? Literally, "Americans need not apply" signs are all around the world for our products, and all they want is the opportunity to compete. Because they know if they do, that American farmers and ranchers and producers, we could feed the world, at least we could if they would allow us to. Because other countries are out there on the playing field opening up their markets, but America is not even in the ball game. We do not even have a chance to stand up for our farmers and our ranchers and producers. Does the gentleman not think that is why the agriculture community in America is united behind this legislation, because this gives them a chance to compete?
Kevin Brady: “Does the gentleman not think it is a great source of frustration for America's heartland that they have answered the…”
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Discussing the challenges faced by American farmers and the need for legislation to support their competitiveness.
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