The Panderer In Chief And The War On The American Farmer

The Panderer In Chief And The War On The American Farmer Mercatus The panderer in chief and the 'war on the american farmer'. by. veronique de rugy. if there is a war on farmers, it is being waged by a federal government that hands out subsidies to a few rich farmers while placing lower income and younger farmers at a disadvantage along the way. auditioning for the title of panderer in chief during this. The panderer in chief and the 'war on the american farmer' farmers are such a protected class that it's hard to take the notion of a war against them seriously. veronique de rugy | 11.3.2016 12:01 am.

The Panderer In Chief And The War On The American Farmer In 2014, the average farm household earned $134,164 — which is up over 50 percent from 2010 and is 159 percent higher than the income of the average american household. The panderer in chief and the 'war on the american farmer' veronique de rugy | nov 03, 2016 the opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of. Auditioning for the title of panderer in chief during this election cycle are two potential masters. on one side, you have hillary clinton constantly offering "free" stuff, such as college tuition. on the other side, you have donald trump promising to protect michigan's cars, idaho's potatoes, harley davidson in wisconsin, caterpillar in illinois and corn based ethanol in iowa. but nothing. Jonah goldberg is editor in chief of the dispatch and has been a los angeles times opinion columnist since 2005. he holds the asness chair in applied liberty at the american enterprise institute.