- Farm Bureau believes that tax policy should encourage private initiative, economic growth, equity and simplicity.
- Farm Bureau believes that fiscal policy should encourage economic stability, increase productivity, promote economic prosperity and improve our competitive advantage in international markets.
- Farm Bureau believes that the tax code must acknowledge the uniqueness of farm and ranch businesses and be fair to farmers and ranchers.
EDITORIAL
Sep 8, 2010 — The Oregonian
The president essentially kick-started the delayed debate on the national transportation bill, which expired last year but has been extended on an interim basis. It has put Oregonians to work and improved freight and passenger traffic flows around the state. Theoretically, it would moderate some of the pork-barrel politicking that authorizes bridges to nowhere.
- Gloucester supervisors meet tonightSep 8, 2010 — Daily Press (Newport News, Va.)
- GrijalvaSep 8, 2010 — The Arizona Daily Star
- Indian Court Rules Against Vodafone in Tax CaseSep 8, 2010 — New York Times
- The Climate Change bill does nothing for Climate Change - it's a tax-and-spend bill. Help show Congress that voting for a Climate Change bill is bad for agriculture, bad for farmers and ranchers and will threaten any chances at a meaningful economic recovery!
