Why did President Obama sign the 2014 farm bill? Select one:

a. He wanted the support of farm states for his reelection bid.

b. It was almost exactly the bill he wanted.

c. It was close to the bill he wanted, with a few exceptions.

d. He recognized he had no chance of getting a better farm bill.

e. None of these answers is correct.

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Jennifer Medina

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24 May, 20:14

Why did President Obama sign the 2014 farm bill? Select one:

a. He wanted the support of farm states for his reelection bid.

b. It was almost exactly the bill he wanted.

c. It was close to the bill he wanted, with a few exceptions.

d. He recognized he had no chance of getting a better farm bill.

e. None of these answers is correct.

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Sterling · Answer 1

Option D.

Explanation:

He recognized he had no chance of getting a better farm bill, is the right answer.

The farm bill in the United States is the principal agricultural and meals management tool of the national government. The large omnibus bill is relinquished every five years by the Congress of the United States. This bill deals with both agriculture and all other matters under the purview of the Department of Agriculture in the United States. President Obama signed the farm bill for he recognized he had no chance of getting a better farm bill.