This cabinet position was put in charge of carrying out PL 480 by the Eisenhower administration.
This cabinet position was put in charge of carrying out PL 480 by the Eisenhower administration. One man who held this position resigned after saying the Republican Party didn't appeal to African-Americans because "coloreds only want three things Â… first, a tight pussy, second, loose shoes, and third, a warm place to shit"; that man was Earl Butz. This office was first held by Norman Jay Coleman under Grover Cleveland, and it was the position held by the Plaintiff in the case Wickard v. Filburn, Claude Wickard. The first one, Coleman, advocated the idea of "experimentation stations" by pushing for passage of the Hatch Act in 1887. The father and son duo Henry Cantwell Wallace and Henry Agard Wallace both held this position, and the latter worked with undersecretary Rexford Tugwell to author a certain New Deal act found unconstitutional in U.S. v. Butler. FTP, name this cabinet position whose current holder, Tom Vilsack, is in charge of the Food Stamp Program, and which acts as the head of the USDA.
This cabinet position was put in charge of carrying out PL 480 by the Eisenhower administration.
United States Secretary of Agriculture