Idaho wants to make it illegal for schools to teach students how to think critically

November 23 2018
U.S. farmers are struggling to find storage for crops that would usually be sold in overseas markets, with some being forced to leave produce rotting in fields as storage costs rise amid the escalating trade war with China, according to Reuters.
Some farmers who have been unable to sell their products thanks to the Chinese tariffs have begun plowing their crops under, burying them under soil in fields because there is not enough room to store them in storage facilities or because it is now too costly to store the grain in elevators, or silos, Reuters reported.

ICELAND?

Yeah, and I'm calling bullshit on that.
 
Hawkeye tryna be all American and shit. You're adorable.

You're a total Beijing shill but still adorable.

He says of a guy who has about 200,000 posts over about 25 years online documenting my life.

Do your low grade lies really work in your life?

Maybe my kind are unfamiliar to you.

Get Bent
 
He says of a guy who has about 200,000 posts over about 25 years online documenting my life.

Do your low grade lies really work in your life?

Maybe my kind are unfamiliar to you.

Get Bent

You have 18,133 posts here. And most of those are total bullshit.

You didn't attend Michigan State...I know that. The age you claim you are you don't Mary Woronov? Really?
 
some of them probably understand basic trade concepts, unlike you.

Farmers across the country see through Trump’s lies and broken promises:

“We’ve been promised a lot of things throughout these negotiations and not all of them have come to fruition.” – Missouri soybean farmer

“We get this new story that we’re going to have this great deal as we had back in the spring, and then the Chinese went home, and a week later, it went away. Then we didn’t have negotiations for several months, so once bitten, twice shy.” – Missouri soybean farmer

“I’d probably be lying if I said some of us aren’t scratching our heads every once in a while. I sometimes wonder if [Trump]he didn’t bite off a little more than he could chew.” – Kansas farmer

“It is rather disheartening to hear the administration talking about small businesses being the backbone of rural America… farmers are small businesses. Talk is cheap, now it is time for them to put their money where their mouth is.” – Retired Wisconsin dairy farmer

“For him to say that he’s helping farmers is really B.S. too, because the amount of money we get back is between 20 and 23 percent of what we are losing.” – Wisconsin farmers union president

Only teabaggers (www.teaparty.org) could defend such a moron and his policies.
 
Farmers across the country see through Trump’s lies and broken promises:

“We’ve been promised a lot of things throughout these negotiations and not all of them have come to fruition.” – Missouri soybean farmer

“We get this new story that we’re going to have this great deal as we had back in the spring, and then the Chinese went home, and a week later, it went away. Then we didn’t have negotiations for several months, so once bitten, twice shy.” – Missouri soybean farmer

“I’d probably be lying if I said some of us aren’t scratching our heads every once in a while. I sometimes wonder if [Trump]he didn’t bite off a little more than he could chew.” – Kansas farmer

“It is rather disheartening to hear the administration talking about small businesses being the backbone of rural America… farmers are small businesses. Talk is cheap, now it is time for them to put their money where their mouth is.” – Retired Wisconsin dairy farmer

“For him to say that he’s helping farmers is really B.S. too, because the amount of money we get back is between 20 and 23 percent of what we are losing.” – Wisconsin farmers union president

Only teabaggers (www.teaparty.org) could defend such a moron and his policies.

and many of them understand the bigger picture, unlike you, dufus macgillicutty.
 
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