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Politics : Politics for Pros- moderated

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To: Ish who wrote (99433)2/8/2005 10:29:26 PM
From: Volsi Mimir   of 793867
 
Ag cuts are a bargaining chip to get
consensus on other programs-- red state
can say see we cut education (gulp-see axed programs)
but got some farm subsidy and visa-versa--
Saying and doing will be two different
things-- WA senators are said to retain
some programs that were on the cutting block the
last go'round-- (more difficult now, deeper cuts-wrong
party and state color)
And remember Bush has not vetoed anything yet.
If he starts it will be a political tradeoff
of continuing GOP to his legacy. Guess we will find out.

Ag subs could have cap limits placed so more could
go to smaller farms and ranches, my kin needs
some to survive, all the rules placed on what they
grow and land use and the debt they are under in
equipment and bad years.(how about those INSURANCE costs)
One good year then a couple not so ones,
nothing goes down but the commodities (well
they use to for several long years that are still being
felt)

Just helped sell an uncles estate -- if it wasn't
for military retirement he wouldn't of made it when
we went through the books-- he did have tax deducts-
lots of them.
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