It's just telling that you've got an authoritarian playbook that sort of, at every pass, seems to be more focused on driving up corporate profits at the expense of the American people.
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… on its own by following the lead of most Administrations and not using this discretionary authority. Chapter … on its own by following the lead of most Administrations and not using this discretionary authority. … address this … - page 294
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… would repeal the Secretary’s discretionary authority under section 5 of the Charter Act. There is no reason to maintain such authority. If Congress needs to spend money to assist farmers, it has legislative tools, including the farm bill and the annual appropriations process, to do so in a timely … - page 295
… At a minimum, Congress should amend - 3854 At a minimum, Congress should amend the Charter Act to: Chapter Department of Agriculture … Page number 295 … At a minimum, Congress should amend the Charter Act to: … At a minimum, Congress should amend … - page 295
… • Limit spending to directly help - 3855 • Limit spending to directly help farmers and ranchers address issues due to unforeseen events not … - page 295
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