Crony Agriculture: Failing to reform the farm bill left taxpayers out in the cold
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Shortly after Congress passed the farm bill late last month, the Atlantic published a piece touting this example of Washington “getting better.” According to Molly Ball, the House’s ability to jam through the monstrous, heavily amended package with bipartisan support was just “the latest sign that Congress has rediscovered its ability to get things done.”
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