Trump has shafted farmers with his trade wars but many support him anyway. Could that have something to do with white nationalism?
Farmers stick with President Trump over trade: "We've gone this far" https://t.co/NLcUdE7yAx pic.twitter.com/Gsmiy5TpXZ
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) December 7, 2019
Half of the Trump administration’s latest trade-war bailout for farmers went to just a 10th of recipients in the program https://t.co/ldqL7oi8vR
— Catherine Rampell (@crampell) November 30, 2019
South Dakota farmer Chris Dykshorn took his own life, despondent over what the trade war and flooded fields had done to his family's finances. A chilling, gut-wrenching @anniegowen piece that must be read by all. https://t.co/WeowUpeZX8
— Damian Paletta (@damianpaletta) November 9, 2019
Gulp…
— Shawn Donnan (@sdonnan) October 30, 2019
“Almost 40% of projected farm profit this year will come from trade aid, disaster assistance, federal subsidies and insurance payments, according to the report, based on Department of Agriculture forecasts. That’s $33 billion of a projected $88 billion in income.” https://t.co/xziDPhxoHl
Billionaire West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice’s farming company took in $121,398 in soybeans subsidies and $3,602 for corn — despite the fact that the median payments for the federal program designed to aid farmers are $6,438 and $152, respectively.https://t.co/Ab6htatHld
— Axios (@axios) October 18, 2019
Make Brazil Great Again?
— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) January 10, 2020
Trump administration gives crooked Brazilian meatpacker another taxpayer-funded bailout despite bipartisan outrage https://t.co/IwhCKCOzlv
If you're following along at home, conservatives are supporting a huge bailout for farmers, to offset a trade war, to buy off rural voters… https://t.co/qoT7ajUzDc
— Matt Lewis (@mattklewis) January 10, 2020
