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<blockquote data-quote="Migrator Man" data-source="post: 260314" data-attributes="member: 2369">Holy man the tides are turning on Scott Hennen. Must be all nodak angler members calling in to tear down farmers for complaining about low prices. Scott is having a hard time defending farmers when all his callers are not so sympathetic and overly harsh. I think people are fed up with the sympathy card.&nbsp;I do think farmers are taking the brunt of the trade war and should be supported during this tough time of low commodity prices. I don’t see why we can’t take some of the tarriff money and purchase some crops for some of these starving third world countries. There are people in the world that are starving everyday and we have the ability to fix that. I was listening to a farmer interview on CNN and they asked him about Trumps plan to buy products to feed starving countries. The farmer didn’t like the idea because he said that was dumping and didn’t like the government having to buy the products. So I wonder how the same farmer feels about the commodity food program in the USA? No one on CNN asked how those opposed to the tariffs would fix the problem. Trump may take a political hit but if he wins this war we will be much better off in the future because of his political sacrifice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Migrator Man, post: 260314, member: 2369"] Holy man the tides are turning on Scott Hennen. Must be all nodak angler members calling in to tear down farmers for complaining about low prices. Scott is having a hard time defending farmers when all his callers are not so sympathetic and overly harsh. I think people are fed up with the sympathy card. I do think farmers are taking the brunt of the trade war and should be supported during this tough time of low commodity prices. I don’t see why we can’t take some of the tarriff money and purchase some crops for some of these starving third world countries. There are people in the world that are starving everyday and we have the ability to fix that. I was listening to a farmer interview on CNN and they asked him about Trumps plan to buy products to feed starving countries. The farmer didn’t like the idea because he said that was dumping and didn’t like the government having to buy the products. So I wonder how the same farmer feels about the commodity food program in the USA? No one on CNN asked how those opposed to the tariffs would fix the problem. Trump may take a political hit but if he wins this war we will be much better off in the future because of his political sacrifice. [/QUOTE]

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