We need to take this legislation and completely redo it in a completely different fashion and offer a competing version that people on both sides of the aisle can join together, in a bipartisan fashion and path, to promote a sound energy policy for America.
Conaway calls for bipartisan efforts to revise energy legislation.
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And I am relieved that the final farm bill that reflected the negotiation between the House and Senate basically cut out all of this language that would have punished low-income people in this country.
We urge Congress to continue to provide people the means to access healthy food.
The Farmers to Families Food Box Program (FFFBP) was the victim of a rushed process that included no engagement with current distributors and nonprofits and resulted in cherry-picked contractors who were not qualified.
I want American farmers participating in this, and American people support these programs in large part because they think it is American-grown products that are being used over there.
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