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These days, talk of farmers is mostly talk of corporate boards of directors, stock prices, foreign markets and how to swallow up the last holdouts from the old family farm days.
Kudos on the Paul Harvey reference though, I always loved listening to that guy.
ps - I'm not necessarily a fan of Bloomberg's. He's added a bit of news to the primary process because he's like Trump -- says outrageous things. Didn't seem to hurt Trump.
These days, talk of farmers is mostly talk of corporate boards of directors, stock prices, foreign markets and how to swallow up the last holdouts from the old family farm days.
Kudos on the Paul Harvey reference though, I always loved listening to that guy.
Paul practiced redefined the phrase "the rest of the story".
ps - I'm not necessarily a fan of Bloomberg's. He's added a bit of news to the primary process because he's like Trump -- says outrageous things. Didn't seem to hurt Trump.
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For its part, the Bloomberg campaign said its candidate wasn’t talking about today’s farmers; he was talking about how to help educate Americans for better-paying, higher-skilled jobs in the “information age.”
suuure. now explain how education causes one to 'have a lot more gray matter.'
These days, talk of farmers is mostly talk of corporate boards of directors, stock prices, foreign markets and how to swallow up the last holdouts from the old family farm days.
Kudos on the Paul Harvey reference though, I always loved listening to that guy.
Corporate farmers perhaps, not real farmers though.
I always enjoyed listening to Paul Harvey when I was younger. Times have changed; now we have shock jocks and blowhards.
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