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The current farm bill does not expire until September 30, 2002. The President should veto the new farm bill and allow Congress to spend the next five months crafting a better bill that incorporatesmarket principles, opens global markets, and does not cost Americantaxpayers and consumers hundreds of billions of dollars.
The Bush Administration and Congress should cut spending to balancethe federal budget, lower corporate and personal income taxes, andcontinue to support the expansion of economic freedom. Economicfreedom is the foundation of U.S. economic growth and strength, andmore economic freedom at home will help to ensure this prosperityand strength.
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