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Skiip the opening monologue to 00:32.
Mitt Romney.... Governemt bailouts are bad for automakers ... bad.
Mitt Romney - Government money for farm subsidies and ethanol? Uh, hellz yeah.
Those farms need subsidies for "national security." I guess we can carry our corn from the farm to our house on foot.
Read this. OR ust this pertinent part. FARRM | The Weekly Standard
. The $957 billion bill—called the Federal Agriculture Reform and Risk Management Act (or FARRM) by the House committee—fails to rein in entitlements, banishes the last vestiges of the free market from American agriculture, and threatens to harm the environment. Quite simply, this bill guts nearly all controls that would otherwise stop poorly conceived agricultural subsidies from spiraling out of control. Congress needs to reconsider the entire bill.
Mitt never met a farm subsidy he didn't like.
Except for this Romney, who really wanted to reduce them.
I have to say something positive here about Mitt Romney:
His hair is FABULOUS.
Also, I was listening to the radio today and they were talking about how in light of the recent droughts, our reliance on corn in America is a terrible idea. Another reason corn subsidies are not the best idea.
I have to say something positive here about Mitt Romney:
His hair is FABULOUS.
Good that you found Mitt's hair so fabulous, you will be seeing it for eight years...
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