Articles tagged under: Jay Truitt
Moving Forward With Craig as Ranking Member
Published December 18, 2024
When asked about Minnesota Representative Angie Craig’s credentials to serve in her new role as ranking member, Policy Solutions President Jay Truitt said he welcomes committee leadership that is engaged in the process. "We always want them to agree with…Bringing White House Experience to USDA
Published November 25, 2024
Agriculture Secretary nominee Brooke Rollins led President Trump’s Domestic Policy Council and has White House experience with domestic and global environmental issues. Policy Solutions President Jay Truitt appreciates her international credentials. "That was during the same timeframe that they were…Farm Bill May be Punted To ’25
Published November 6, 2024
Congress has a big 'to-do' list during the lame-duck session. What does that mean for agriculture? “Honestly, I think the real question for people in agriculture is not whether or not we'll do a farm bill in lame duck, but…Farm Bill Extension is Likely
Published August 23, 2024
Another farm bill extension seems to become more plausible as time progresses. “We’re at the point in the process where we’re going to be forced to probably extend all the appropriations,” said Jay Truitt, president, Policy Solutions. Truitt expects the…Border Debate Slows Congressional Progress
Published January 15, 2024
Policy Solutions President Jay Truitt says March may be an optimistic goal for marking up the farm bill. However, “if you don’t set a date, you don’t do the work before that needs to occur.” Congress has a full plate,…Congress is in Limbo After Speaker Ouster
Published October 3, 2023
Congress is in limbo until a new Speaker is elected. Policy Solutions President Jay Truitt doesn’t see a quick solution to this chaos. "Someone inside the GOP strategy circle has to feel like the people that made the marketing decisions…Farm Bill’s Role in the 2024 Election
Published October 2, 2023
According to Policy Solutions President Jay Truitt the Farm Bill will become a big factor in the next election cycle for swing states. “Like in every election where you have the magical number of seven or eight blue and red…Major Philosophical Differences
Published January 6, 2023
Agriculture has big issues on the docket in Washington. That list includes the use of farm program dollars versus conservation spending. "The administration is still pushing their 30x30 plan where they want to see 30 percent parked off over to…Rural Versus Urban Vote
Published November 7, 2022
Rural voters may be a deciding factor in the midterm election. "People like to put it to different categories of race, gender, and economic status, but the big break point this time is going to be between rural and urban…