Making The Case For Bipartisanship
Tommy Horton
Sometimes the work of these congressmen and senators goes unnoticed by the general public. But to those who work the halls of Congress and spend countless hours in policy meetings, true bipartisanship is always appreciated. It's what makes Congress work in a way that folks back home have always expected.
Such is the case with the two men featured on the cover of this month's magazine – Rep. Travis Childers (D-Miss.) and Rep. Randy Neugebauer (R-Texas). Even though their parties may dig in and battle on a lot of fronts during any session of Congress, we can take solace in the fact that they are united in defending the interests of cotton producers.
source : cottonfarming
Tommy Horton
Sometimes the work of these congressmen and senators goes unnoticed by the general public. But to those who work the halls of Congress and spend countless hours in policy meetings, true bipartisanship is always appreciated. It's what makes Congress work in a way that folks back home have always expected.
Such is the case with the two men featured on the cover of this month's magazine – Rep. Travis Childers (D-Miss.) and Rep. Randy Neugebauer (R-Texas). Even though their parties may dig in and battle on a lot of fronts during any session of Congress, we can take solace in the fact that they are united in defending the interests of cotton producers.
source : cottonfarming
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