Fed-Up Farmer’s Message To Trump: I Wouldn’t Vote For You If You Walked On Water

[signalmankenneth]

The former county chair for the Republican Party in Shelby County, Ohio says he’s done with President Donald Trump due to the trade war with China.

“I’m not going to vote for the president, and I’m on record as saying that,” Christopher Gibbs, who’s also a soybean farmer that backed Trump in 2016, told CNBC on Monday.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/gop-s...b08f36548fc22d

[Getin the ring]

One problem with your "prediction based on one mans supposed words"

Soy Bean farmers made more money this year from government subsidies to hold them over while the trade deals are ironed out than they did selling their soybeans last year

google is your friend, CNN and Huffington Post are not your only chances of being educated

[LV426]

One problem with your "prediction based on one mans supposed words"
Soy Bean farmers made more money this year from government subsidies to hold them over while the trade deals are ironed out than they did selling their soybeans last year
google is your friend, CNN and Huffington Post are not your only chances of being educated

So Trump is trying to buy votes with the welfare he gave his base of trash farmers.

[Adolf_Twitler]

One problem with your "prediction based on one mans supposed words"

Soy Bean farmers made more money this year from government subsidies to hold them over while the trade deals are ironed out than they did selling their soybeans last year

google is your friend, CNN and Huffington Post are not your only chances of being educated

Since you are likely unemployed living off of a relative somewhere, I bet you don't pay any taxes.

So giving tax payers money away to Soy Bean farmers to make up for the tremendous losses the farmers are suffering as a direct result from DOnald Trump's What's-In-it-for-me Trade War mistakes is fine for people who don't pay taxes huh?

Eat shit witch!

[Getin the ring]

Since you are likely unemployed living off of a relative somewhere, I bet you don't pay any taxes.

So giving tax payers money away to Soy Bean farmers to make up for the tremendous losses the farmers are suffering as a direct result from DOnald

!

VS giving away tax payers money to pay for other peoples health insurance while I still pay for my own you mean.

you're a child fruitcake, a boring child that just types what he is thinking and hits send

grow up, come back we'll talk

[Adolf_Twitler]

VS giving away tax payers money to pay for other peoples health insurance while I still pay for my own you mean.

you're a child fruitcake, a boring child that just types what he is thinking and hits send

grow up, come back we'll talk

That's just it, you don't talk! You bullshit- Like Donald Trump!

Rhetoric is not talk! It's bullshit!

I bet Truth Deflector will bullshit with you though!

[floridafan]

One problem with your "prediction based on one mans supposed words"

Soy Bean farmers made more money this year from government subsidies to hold them over while the trade deals are ironed out than they did selling their soybeans last year

google is your friend, CNN and Huffington Post are not your only chances of being educated

That’s a huge lie, my dear. The average farmer got very little from those subsidies, most of it went to large corporate farms.

[ThatOwlWoman]

That’s a huge lie, my dear. The average farmer got very little from those subsidies, most of it went to large corporate farms.

You are correct.

"According to the Environmental Working Group’s analysis, 82 farms have each gleaned more than half a million dollars in trade relief payments. Because the rate is based on output, the biggest farms get the most subsidies. DeLine Farms Partnership has hauled in $2.8 million so far, while an average of less than $5,000 went to each of the bottom four-fifths of recipients."

So of all of the farmers in America, 80% got less than $5000 in bailouts.

Source: https://thefederalist.com/2019/10/02...cash-handouts/

[PoliTalker]

Hello ThatOwlWoman,

You are correct.

"According to the Environmental Working Group’s analysis, 82 farms have each gleaned more than half a million dollars in trade relief payments. Because the rate is based on output, the biggest farms get the most subsidies. DeLine Farms Partnership has hauled in $2.8 million so far, while an average of less than $5,000 went to each of the bottom four-fifths of recipients."

So of all of the farmers in America, 80% got less than $5000 in bailouts.

Source: https://thefederalist.com/2019/10/02...cash-handouts/

That's some cheap votes if that's the going price.

[PostmodernProphet]

That’s a huge lie, my dear. The average farmer got very little from those subsidies, most of it went to large corporate farms.

actually that isn't true........the assistance was based on acres planted, not the size of the corporation..........if you had twenty acres you got the same amount per acre as someone with 2000 acres.....

[PoliTalker]

Hello SK,

The former county chair for the Republican Party in Shelby County, Ohio says he’s done with President Donald Trump due to the trade war with China.

“I’m not going to vote for the president, and I’m on record as saying that,” Christopher Gibbs, who’s also a soybean farmer that backed Trump in 2016, told CNBC on Monday.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/gop-s...b08f36548fc22d

Smart man!

[PostmodernProphet]

another Ohio Kasichling.....

[Centerleftfl]

How dare you POST that. All FARMERS love Trump! Even dairy and soybean farmers.

[Phantasmal]

The former county chair for the Republican Party in Shelby County, Ohio says he’s done with President Donald Trump due to the trade war with China.

“I’m not going to vote for the president, and I’m on record as saying that,” Christopher Gibbs, who’s also a soybean farmer that backed Trump in 2016, told CNBC on Monday.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/gop-s...b08f36548fc22d

Ouch, I’m sure his sentiment is shared by many.

[RB 60]

Ouch, I’m sure his sentiment is shared by many.

Nope. Not by any of the farmers I know, and I live in farm country.