General Discussion
Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsA lot of farmers voted for Trump. They might be very sorry they did:
http://www.agweb.com/article/how-trumps-tariffs-could-affect-us-retail-prices-naa-associated-press/?mkt_tok=eyJpIjoiTW1FNE4yWXhaRFl5TldRMSIsInQiOiJMOUVrTFB2QmRmQWlpRHlBN0ZVNFRRMnI1VGpOb01FaGdReWdrUnFyb2NUaXphbnVQY0NibE1NVm41YTJUMVJvb3dhTW1mU25JZXZBNW5hZUExQ0hoaW1vUFVtMG5LWlg5NlpUeDR2STVhaz0ifQ%3D%3D
SoCalMusicLover
(3,194 posts)Thinkingabout
(30,058 posts)farming, lots of regrets to come. How much is he going to cost the taxpayers with his sweetheart deals with corporations, looking for bankruptcy in our future.
JHan
(10,173 posts)should have been obvious for these farmers.
Ohioblue22
(1,430 posts)Wellstone ruled
(34,661 posts)Bankers are demanding more collateral to cover existing crop loans due to major drop in Commodity prices. Hearing from friends in the AG community,going to be a ton of Bankruptcies and Foreclosures next spring.
TuslaUltra
(75 posts)other than this election, usually the Plains states go GOP by a bigger margin than the South.
JimBeard
(293 posts)as fast as he could to Klaymath Falls in Idaho so the government would not turn the water off to local farmers. They know who lives in those red area.
BlueSpot
(856 posts)Now ask me if I give a fuck. Consequences and stuff. Apparently we, as a country, need a lesson.
Vote Republican, Get Republican. That is my mantra for (at least) the next four years. Hopefully no more than 4.