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Author(s) The Philadelphia Inquirer editorial board
Source The Philadelphia Inquirer
Date August 18, 2007
URL http://www.philly.com/inquirer/opinion/20070818_Editorial___U_S__Farm_Subsidies.html
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"The House did sweeten the pot for conservation, renewable energy, nutrition and specialty crops - all good steps, which confronted reform-minded lobbyists with a tough choice. Should they settle for these modest gains, or keep pushing for systemic change against long odds? They should keep pushing. The Senate can and must do better than a $286 billion bill that "promotes protectionism, overproduction and market interference," as Taxpayers for Commonsense says."


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This item argues against the position Bill should be passed on the topic 2007 U.S. Farm Bill.