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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 2006

Page

26

Farm lobby power fuels subsidies and U.S. farming policy

Washington hinges on a powerful farm lobby that sustains subsidies through money and votes. Critics call $23 billion in subsidies wasteful and market-distorting, while supporters say safety nets keep food plentiful. The system links farmers, lobbyists, and Congress, aided by regional blocs, junkets, and long-standing committees.

Washington Combest Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee House Nonpartisan Center For Responsive Politics House Agriculture Committee Charles Stenholm Texas America Senate Iowa Richard Lugar R-Ind Senate Agriculture Committee Lugar Environmental Working Group Franklin D. Roosevelt U.S Chicago Richard Daley Midwest Great Plains Southwest California Northeast Upper Midwest Southeast Florida Louisiana Hawaii Ray LaHood R-Ill Agriculture Committee LaHood Illinois Capitol Hill Debbie Stabenow D-Mich Kent Conrad D-N.d Congressional Vail Colo Agriculture Senate Agriculture Committees Agriculture Appropriations Henry Bonilla House Appropriations Saxby Chambliss R-Ga Congress USDA Dale Thorenson North Dakota Thorenson Byron Dorgan Gordley Associates Environmental Defense Chicago Council On Foreign Relations Cato Institute Food Products Association

Subsidy Comeback for Wool Mohair and Honey Across Decades

Analysis of WWII era farm subsidies shows wool mohair and honey repeatedly revived after being eliminated. Political backers in Texas New Mexico South Dakota Mississippi and leadership in the House and Senate kept subsidies alive through appropriations measures. The piece notes the cyclical persistence of farm subsidies and quotes Dick Armey on their enduring resilience.

Chicago Scottie Pippen Sam Donaldson Great Bend Kan Jerry Moran House Agriculture Committee Moran Washington Texas New Mexico Larry Combest Charles Stenholm Joseph Skeen Agriculture Appropriations South Dakota Tom Daschle Senate Mississippi Thad Cochran R-Miss House Dick Armey

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