Rehberg Questions Dept of Labor in a hearing on "The Future of the Family Farm."

Rehberg draws on his personal experience as a fifth generation Montana rancher, including hiring youngsters to help him herd his goats. He also promised to fight to block any funding for the enforcement of the rule in its current form.

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[tomwj1929]

Good Man !

[jon bromile]

That woman is dumb as sh*t because she is a piece of sh*t. The progressive liberal strikes again, this time without common sense!.

[milkmaidable]

 You are so right!!!!!!!!!!!

[milkmaidable]

Why do you think the industrialized sector loves to hire people off of the farm? Could it be their work ethics? They didn't learn that by watching tv or playing video games. Which bring up another word OBESITY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[milkmaidable]

Not only do these people want to do away with the family farm, they are making sure this does happen by applying stringent labor regulations on our farm kids under the age of 16. How are they going to get the skills they need, by not having the side by side relationship with their parents. They sure won't get it out of a book in school. These kids are taught the safety rules as they work along. No parent wants to see their child get hurt. It also teaches them the love of animals and land.

[WildBills44]

For sure the Federal government has no business regulating farms, ranches or agriculture.

They should helps US with commerce, protect the borders & guarantee a Republic to the states.

If sand were controlled by the feds their would be a sand shortage in 12 months.