The NY Times weighs in

by John Cole| February 18, 20021:40 am| Leave a Comment

The NY Times weighs in on the two versions of the farm bill:

The House and the Senate have now passed differing farm bills that preserve many of the worst features of the old subsidies. Yet for a host of reasons the Senate bill is far superior.

Any wild guesses which bill spends more money?

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The NY Times weighs in