Alan Roebke - Congressional Change for America & Minnesota's 7th District
If you really want change, you want Alan Roebke on the ballot this November!
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To all 7th District voters.
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To all 7th District voters.
Voters, do you believe farmers in your county/area should still receive large subsidy payments as Collin Peterson does,
even as they enjoy some of the highest incomes in rural America? Alan Roebke says 'No' to continued subsidies but believes
his farm policy can replace subsidies with a sound commodity loan program, to better address the farmers new high cost
of production. Similiar to how patents, copy rights, and trademarks etc. help business face their daily economic challenges!
See how Congress failed to address energy reality in 2006, which has lead to the mess we are in today! Gas was $2.79/gallon, crude oil was $70/barrel.
Now compare the average citizen's $600 stimulus check in 2008 to the guaranteed direct payment farmers received even after having the best prices in 35 years. See what your present Congressman Collin Peterson did for Farmers in our Congressional District compared to the support he gave the average citizen in the following counties. The 2008 Farm Bill, that was just passed by Peterson/Congress gives Farmers the Direct Payments that you will see, by clicking on the counties below. The 2007 payments will continue in 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012 regardless of what crop prices are if the listed farmers stay with their 2007 acreage! Yet if prices crash they can lock in 2007 and 2008 high prices for a new costly subsidy option program called "ACRE" that the farm bill didn't include in it's budget process!
See how Congress failed to address energy reality in 2006, which has lead to the mess we are in today! Gas was $2.79/gallon, crude oil was $70/barrel.
Now compare the average citizen's $600 stimulus check in 2008 to the guaranteed direct payment farmers received even after having the best prices in 35 years. See what your present Congressman Collin Peterson did for Farmers in our Congressional District compared to the support he gave the average citizen in the following counties. The 2008 Farm Bill, that was just passed by Peterson/Congress gives Farmers the Direct Payments that you will see, by clicking on the counties below. The 2007 payments will continue in 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012 regardless of what crop prices are if the listed farmers stay with their 2007 acreage! Yet if prices crash they can lock in 2007 and 2008 high prices for a new costly subsidy option program called "ACRE" that the farm bill didn't include in it's budget process!