The swamp in Washington, DC, is back to business as usual, about to consider a massive spending plan to fund the government with the establishment media and Democrats already openly trying to nullify President-elect Donald Trump’s nominees for his incoming administration. It’s almost as if the election never happened–at least not to the typical political establishment in the nation’s capital.
The president’s staff played a clip of a Green Acres spoof song that Trump performed at the Emmy’s in 2006.
President Donald Trump reasserted his position Thursday that any bill funding the government must include more money for border security.
President Donald Trump will participate in a signing ceremony Thursday for a 2018 Farm Bill — H.R. 2, the “Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018”.
“When the House and Senate meet on the very important Farm Bill – we love our farmers – hopefully, they will be able to leave the WORK REQUIREMENTS FOR FOOD STAMPS PROVISION that the House approved,” Trump wrote on Twitter.
Rep. Michael Conaway said that he hopes to make the case to ensure that work requirements for food stamps make it in the Final farm bill.
Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) told Breitbart News exclusively on Thursday that work requirements for food stamps needs to be in the Farm bill.
The House passed a Farm bill on Thursday that includes work requirements for food stamps, otherwise known as SNAP.
Jim Jordan said at a press conference that the Republican “leadership should work with us” on passing an immigration bill President Trump will sign.
During Friday’s Democratic Weekly Address, Representative Marcia Fudge (D-OH) slammed the Farm Bill as a “Congressional failure” that “underdelivers on all levels.” Transcript as Follows: “Hi, I’m Congresswoman Marcia Fudge, and I represent Ohio’s 11th Congressional District. I am honored
The House passed the Farm bill that includes work requirements for Food Stamps, working towards Trump’s campaign pledge get Americans off of welfare and back to work.
The 2018 Farm Bill, scheduled for a vote on the House floor this week, could get at least 1.6 million people off of food stamps.
The House will vote next week on a Farm bill that, if passed, would impose work requirements on food stamp recipients.