Probably should have voted for Harris instead.
this post was submitted on 21 May 2025
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There was plenty for farmers to hate about Harris as well. There were no good options and lesser evil is hard to figure out.
There were no good options and lesser evil is hard to figure out.
The Greater Evil was, is, and always will be Trump, and it has been completely obvious the entire time.
Not by a little, but by a fucking landslide.
When you have a real business, that makes real money, then you are supposed to vote for things that are fiscally sensible.
They stared at chaos, listened to the promise of more mayhem, and then decided yes, it is in my financial best interest to listen to these guys, and to ignore all warnings from others, and from Trump himself.
Hopefully, they have the business outcomes they voted for.
Yeah, she was black AND a woman. So they were forced to vote for Trump. There were no good options.
Don't assign your racism and sexism on famers. There is plenty to not like about the way the democrats have run things. The EPA has been a real problem changing rules in ways farmers don't like for example.
Typical Republican voter:
"How come all my children have PFOAS in their blood and severe developmental disabilities from contaminated water? Why did the EPA not do anything?!"
The Last Doritos In The Bag: A Definitive Hagiography Of 'Murica's Most Selfish And Powerful has some pretty brutal scenes with farmers losing everything in between cutting back to Trump golfing and refusing to talk to the media at the start of Great Depression 2 that began in 2025.
There's a field near me with about $7mil in winter wheat still just sitting in a large, covered pile. I understand why they're planting summer wheat, but it kind of feels like they'll be selling the farm this time next year anyway