Have you and Lindell decided on the reinstatement date yet?
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Have you and Lindell decided on the reinstatement date yet?
He also made it clear he thought they were idiots if they did. It was childish.
Did you see the look on his face? It looked like he was legit pissed at those kids. I could see him losing an election because he flips out and punches an old lady on camera.
"Robin Vos is looking at prison time in his not too distant future.."
I think somehow your conspiracy theory/ talking points circuits got short circuited. Vos is the moronic Trumper Assembly Speaker who insisted on using taxpayer funds to soothe Trump's ego with the phony "investigation". He's the one who hired Gableman to run this shit show in the first place...
But I agree, he should be in jail...
Judge rules against Vos, Gableman in open records lawsuit
The judge also fined Vos, Gableman and the Assembly $1,000 each – fines that would likely be paid by taxpayers if they stand.
Subsidies from decades ago, how about last year?
Interactive Map: Farm Subsidies Ballooned Under Trump
President Biden Should Not Make the Same Mistakes
www.ewg.org
EWG’s analysis of records from the Department of Agriculture finds that subsidy payments to farmers ballooned from just over $4 billion in 2017 to more than $20 billion in 2020 – driven largely by ad hoc programs meant to offset the effects of President Trump’s failed trade war.
Not only did the amount of subsidies skyrocket, but the richest farms also increased their share: In 2016, about 17 percent of total subsidies went to the top 1 percent of farms and about 60 percent to the top 10th. In 2019, the richest 1 percent received almost one-fourth of the total, and the top 10th received almost two-thirds.1
The staggering growth of subsidies and the worsening inequity in distribution underscore the urgency for the Biden administration and the new Congress to enact commonsense farm subsidy reforms that will benefit small, struggling farmers and the environment and make up for the mistakes of the Trump years.
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Are the input prices higher this year? Yes, I thought I answered that earlier for you but instead of getting $3.00/bushel for corn at harvest it looks like it will be about $6.00 or greater this year. I contracted some corn for Fall delivery at $6.11/bushel and expect it to go higher.
The cost of inputs is always a factor but unless you are doing something really wrong any grain farmer should have a record harvest this year. BTW, do you think there may be a correlation between better grain prices and higher land values? A farm sold recently for $20,000/acre and no it wasn't for development but strictly for grain production.
Most decent farmland in central Indiana probably would sell for at least 12k/acre. Farmland was trending down even with the absurdly low interest rates a year ago-I wish I would have bought some more then.
No offense but you don't sound like someone that knows much about farming.
I really don't give a shit. Like ALOT. Like suck off mazie hirono and her shit ass attitude.
I have noticed a lot of hard core liberals struggle with spelling and basic English as well.
Not impressive. If you continue to use “alot” it will solidify my impression that you choose to be willfully ignorant.
How is Mazie Hirono relevant here?
Do you think I’d hesitate to point that out?
I’m happy you used “a lot” instead of “alot,” it seems you have a higher IQ.
So the extra $30 per months (and I’m being VERY generous) really hurts your family’s budget?
You may need to start thinking about your career path.
Um. You do realize that Trump appointed judges, Trump’s attorney general, Trump appointed commissions ALL came up with zero evidence. ZERO. It’s just truly baffling and frightening what people can convince themselves is true these days. I’m just going to tell myself that IU won that game last night. The mainstream media s lying about it and if we don’t make the tourney I’m getting my cronies and raiding NCAA headquarters! Who is with me???
And remember when Trump set the tariffs and then ended up having to pay the farmers? That’s a smooth move. We own farms also and this was our best year, by far.
Where is your farmland? Ours is Grant County.Subsidies from decades ago, how about last year?
Interactive Map: Farm Subsidies Ballooned Under Trump
President Biden Should Not Make the Same Mistakes
EWG’s analysis of records from the Department of Agriculture finds that subsidy payments to farmers ballooned from just over $4 billion in 2017 to more than $20 billion in 2020 – driven largely by ad hoc programs meant to offset the effects of President Trump’s failed trade war.
Not only did the amount of subsidies skyrocket, but the richest farms also increased their share: In 2016, about 17 percent of total subsidies went to the top 1 percent of farms and about 60 percent to the top 10th. In 2019, the richest 1 percent received almost one-fourth of the total, and the top 10th received almost two-thirds.1
The staggering growth of subsidies and the worsening inequity in distribution underscore the urgency for the Biden administration and the new Congress to enact commonsense farm subsidy reforms that will benefit small, struggling farmers and the environment and make up for the mistakes of the Trump years.
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Are the input prices higher this year? Yes, I thought I answered that earlier for you but instead of getting $3.00/bushel for corn at harvest it looks like it will be about $6.00 or greater this year. I contracted some corn for Fall delivery at $6.11/bushel and expect it to go higher.
The cost of inputs is always a factor but unless you are doing something really wrong any grain farmer should have a record harvest this year. BTW, do you think there may be a correlation between better grain prices and higher land values? A farm sold recently for $20,000/acre and no it wasn't for development but strictly for grain production.
Most decent farmland in central Indiana probably would sell for at least 12k/acre. Farmland was trending down even with the absurdly low interest rates a year ago-I wish I would have bought some more then.
No offense but you don't sound like someone that knows much about farming.
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Generally not in the midst of calling someone else dumb but keep going with false equivalents
Point is it's one guys opinion and I really don't care. I've heard a ton of opinions. Look you all can "think" what you want. I was leary of Pence as soon as I found out about he was in bed with Birx and Pepfar, another money laundering device. So was Trump and Pence knew Trump was aware! Judas coin followed by PELOSI elbow bump? Coup complete.
He can't climb higher than his mental capability allows. It's a catch twenty two of stupidity.
Utility cost alone has gone up $60 per month, gasoline at 3.49/gal compared to 2.15. Groceries have gone up as well.
Like I said…. We’re able to handle it at the moment. But there are others out there that can’t.
As far as my career path… I am retired and on a fixed income.
I worked for 50+ years of my life to be able to retire. I feel that I shouldn’t have to be a greeter at Walmart for the rest of my living days, just because the stupid people in our Government (and thats all of them… both D&R) can’t run our country.
😂😂😂😂😂
EWG….. an environmentalist Group like the tree huggers and all the others.
I guess their views, opinions and facts aren’t going to be skewed???
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You can do your own search but it's a fact farm subsidies were at an all-time high under Trump as his trade war with China had the unfortunate consequence of ruining the agricultural sector since China was our biggest market.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/12/us/politics/trump-farmers-subsidies.html
WASHINGTON — For the American farmers President Trump counts on for support, the government money is flowing faster than ever.
Federal payments to farmers are projected to hit a record $46 billion this year as the White House funnels money to Mr. Trump’s rural base in the South and Midwest ahead of Election Day.
The gush of funds has accelerated in recent weeks as the president looks to help his core supporters who have been hit hard by the double whammy of his combative trade practices and the coronavirus pandemic. According to the American Farm Bureau, debt in the farm sector is projected to increase by 4 percent to a record $434 billion this year and farm bankruptcies have continued to rise across the country.
The breadth of the payments means that government support will account for about 40 percent of total farm income this year. If not for those subsidies, U.S. farm income would be poised to decline in 2020.
No. You and Hickory have all the space taken up. Say hello to Joe when you get back to yours tonight.
Another in a long list of flat out lies.
'Eventually all of the proceeds spent at Trump Org properties go back into Trump's pocket'..
Less salaries, wages and other contributions to employees, retirement, health care premiums, etc.
Less property and other taxes.
Less insurance and indemnity costs.
Less property maintenance, upkeep and replacement cost.
Less foodservice and alcohol inventory costs.
Advertising and Marketing..
Security costs are very high.
*FACTS MATTER**
BFD. The kids were props and the masks were theater. Of all those on stage, only the few kids and maybe one adult were with masks. One student who ushured the Governor to the stage wasn’t masked and laughed and another immediately took his mask off then You Tube cut the video.
This whole mask thing is dumb. If people like the Governor don’t say it’s ridiculous who will? Oh, he didn’t call anybody idiots.
Ha. In order for an insult to be effective it must be delivered by one whose opinion deserves respect. Nice try.
Really? No wonder mine never seem to land.
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We thought we knew a lot of things at the start of this pandemic about things you can do to prevent a viral outbreak. You know,
1) wash your hands
2) sanitize everything
3) stay 6 feet apart
4) wear some kind of mask
What we know now is that it doesn't spread by large respiratory droplets or even medium droplets. It spreads by aerosols, which are way, way WAY more finely dispersed, hang around in the air for more than 6 feet, stay there for many minutes (or longer), don't live very well on surfaces, likely even including dry hands, and aerosols are only filtered a little bit (but a non-zero amount) by cheap paper and cloth masks (unless they have filters and are like 3-ply or something).
So what we have learned (and nobody will listen) is that during a heavy outbreak,
1) when near others, everyone should wear fitted N95-quality masks, which are designed to impede aerosol transmission, That gives much more protection than anything.
Then, every one of those other things isn't bad, though they each only add a tiny bit of protection.
No N95s or the equivalent, you are left doing a bunch of little things that each only do a little bit of good. Your only real protection is to stay away from crowds and infected people. Though of course being young and in shape helps.
So.... if you have to do one thing (other than being young and in shape) as a sensible person, wear N95s. if you have to do one thing as a politician, make sure that federal resources are marshalled to manufacture and distribute ample N95s to everyone.
We certainly did neither.
Moreover, the pervasive anti-mask hysteria is going to cover up what we learned.
Some day SARS3 will come around and morons will shout "Ain't wearin' no mask, I got muh rights, I'll wash muh hands und take dem dewormers"
1) wash your hands
2) sanitize everything
3) stay 6 feet apart
4) wear some kind of mask
What we know now is that it doesn't spread by large respiratory droplets or even medium droplets. It spreads by aerosols, which are way, way WAY more finely dispersed, hang around in the air for more than 6 feet, stay there for many minutes (or longer), don't live very well on surfaces, likely even including dry hands, and aerosols are only filtered a little bit (but a non-zero amount) by cheap paper and cloth masks (unless they have filters and are like 3-ply or something).
So what we have learned (and nobody will listen) is that during a heavy outbreak,
1) when near others, everyone should wear fitted N95-quality masks, which are designed to impede aerosol transmission, That gives much more protection than anything.
Then, every one of those other things isn't bad, though they each only add a tiny bit of protection.
No N95s or the equivalent, you are left doing a bunch of little things that each only do a little bit of good. Your only real protection is to stay away from crowds and infected people. Though of course being young and in shape helps.
So.... if you have to do one thing (other than being young and in shape) as a sensible person, wear N95s. if you have to do one thing as a politician, make sure that federal resources are marshalled to manufacture and distribute ample N95s to everyone.
We certainly did neither.
Moreover, the pervasive anti-mask hysteria is going to cover up what we learned.
Some day SARS3 will come around and morons will shout "Ain't wearin' no mask, I got muh rights, I'll wash muh hands und take dem dewormers"
