Why Is the "Farm-To-Table" Caucus Described as a Bipartisan Caucus

Why is the "Farm-to-Table" Caucus described as a bipartisan caucus?

A) Its members include legislators from both the Democratic and Republican parties.
B) Its members include legislators with both conservative and libertarian ideologies.
C) Its members include legislators from different racial and ethnic groups.
D) Its members include legislators from both rural and urban areas.
E) Its members include legislators from both Texas and Mexico.

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