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Title: Trump tapping $12B to help farmers affected by tariffs
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URL Source: https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/wir ... s-%20trading-partners-56776822
Published: Jul 24, 2018
Author: KEN THOMAS AND PAUL WISEMAN,
Post Date: 2018-07-24 15:00:56 by Gatlin
Keywords: None
Views: 11421
Comments: 59
The plan focuses on Midwest soybean producers and others targeted by retaliatory measures. The Agriculture Department said the proposal would include direct assistance for farmers, purchases of excess crops and trade promotion activities aimed at building new export markets. Officials said the plan would not require congressional approval and would come through the Commodity Credit Corporation, a wing of the department that addresses agricultural prices. "This is a short-term solution that will give President Trump and his administration the time to work on long-term trade deals," said Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue. Officials said the direct payments could help producers of soybeans, which have been hit hard by the Trump tariffs, along with sorghum, corn, wheat, cotton, dairy and farmers raising hogs. In Kansas City, meanwhile, Trump told a veterans convention that he was trying to renegotiate trade agreements that he said have hurt American workers, and he asked for patience ahead of key talks. "We're making tremendous progress. They're all coming. They don't want to have those tariffs put on them," Trump told the Veterans of Foreign Wars national convention. (backslash)rump declared earlier Tuesday that "Tariffs are the greatest!" and threatened to impose additional penalties on U.S. trading partners as he prepared for negotiations with European officials at the White House. Tariffs are taxes on imports. They are meant to protect domestic businesses and put foreign competitors at a disadvantage. But the taxes also exact a toll on U.S. businesses and consumers, which pay more for imported products. The Trump administration has slapped tariffs on $34 billion in Chinese goods in a dispute over Beijing's high-tech industrial policies. China has retaliated with duties on soybeans and pork, affecting Midwest farmers in a region of the country that supported the president in his 2016 campaign. Trump has threatened to place penalty taxes on up to $500 billion in products imported from China, a move that would dramatically ratchet up the stakes in the trade dispute involving the globe's biggest economies. Poster Comment: The government announced a $12 billion plan Tuesday to assist farmers who have been hurt by President Donald Trump's trade disputes with China and other trading partners.
Thank you, Deckard.
Thank you VERY MUCH.
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#1. To: Gatlin (#0)
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Let's not forget that tariffs on imports = mucho dinero for the U.S. government. How much money is that exactly and where is it going?
I trust the new location now meets with your approval. Thanks again. lol ...
Twitter Government subsidies to farmers to buy votes, and screw Joe Sixpack the taxpayer. Bad policy, plain and simple.
Farmer Don pure pork sausages Government subsidized by you.
Okay. Thanks for posting this and again showing yet another reason why Rand Paul made such a poor showing in his effort to become the Republican nominee for president and could have never been elected president. He goes off half-cocked and shoots off his big mouth without knowing Trump’s overall plan. The young whipper snapper smart ass had to drop out of the 2016 presidential race because he was short on cash and had NO support. He finished under 5 percent in the Iowa caucuses which was less than one quarter of the support his father had drawn four years earlier. Rand Paul tried desperately to pitch his libertarian- infused brand of conservatism as transformational for the Republican Party and he failed, He FAILED miserably. Now he has “ripped” Trump’s offering of aid to farmers WITHOUT knowing Trumps overall plan and how Trump will handle the grossly imbalanced trade fiasco. Rand THINKS he knows better what to do than Trump does? Give me a frigging break!!! Rand needs to sit down, shut up and let Trump play out his hand. If Trump is wrong, then Rand Paul can easily say “I told you so.” But neither Rand Paul nor anyone else should ever try to second guess Trump at any time. That has been proven often during the last 19 months. Bad policy, plain and simple.
It appears that your posting at the top has been heavily edited/redacted. Now missing are key points of truth. This scheme is to buy votes in swing states in danger of losing GOP seats in the upcoming elections, with government welfare wealth spread handouts. Anyone interested in the truth without Gatlin censorship can go directly to the site he posted and read the FULL article (without tater hacking) for themselves. Or.... The Trump administration plans to offer up to $12 billion in aid to farmers hit by tariffs on their goods, an emergency bailout intended to ease the pain caused by Trump's escalating trade war in key electoral states, Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue told reporters Tuesday.
It will no doubt surprise you to learn that the farmers were ALREADY hurt by the $11 billion impact of "illegal tariffs" that other countries have presently imposed on all US agriculture exports….long before Trump placed his tariff program in effect. You need to realize that this emergency aid package was already necessary and in the under consideration to mitigate the hardships farmers have already been undergoing from the tariffs imposed on their products by other countries. Canada charges the U.S. a 270% tariff on Dairy Products! That is ridiculous....absolutely RIDICULOUS. It has been reported that this aid package is a short-term solution and is necessary to give Trump time to work out long term trade agreements that will be a stabilized benefit to agriculture….and all sectors of our economy. So, you taking every opportunity to rail Trump at every opportunity you see or can conjure up is helping nothing. You need to sit down, shut up and let’s see what Trump WILL do….that is not CAN do. There …
Read the article at the link that you posted. It does NOT match the text that you posted. Gatlin has been proven a liar by his own evidence. DONE!
Hey! Only Democrats are allowed to do that!
You Paultards get a huge fuckin chubby just knowing other countries fuck us over on trade. You should eat a few spoons of crystal Draino... with a water chaser.
I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح
The authors of the article posted 9 paragraphs of text. You need to be specific. What doesn’t match?
You need to be specific. What doesn’t match? Paultards by definition, are scumbag anarchist. They have no rules... they’ll shit on your floor and call that Liberty. They do as they please.
I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح
In the first sentence you call China a trading partner "China and other trading partners". The online version says "China and other countries". The second sentence, I can't find online. It goes on like that. Maybe you posted the wrong link, to go along with the text from another sites story on this? Things just don't line up with your text.
Maybe you posted the wrong link, to go along with the text from another sites story on this? Things just don't line up with your text. If the link still doesn’t work for you, then here is a new source with exactly the same ariicle for you to try: If that link does not work then I have other links to feed to you. Let me know and then you can proceed to tell me where the disagreement is.
For Posting Comment I think what may have happened during the time your were clicking on the link is that ABC was posting another new story and the link got temporarily switched to the new story while they were editing. When ABC finished posting their new story, then the link in the sroty I posted lined back up. I am guessing, but I am pretty sure that is what happened. Not my fault of course, but I am sorry you had the problem.
If the link still doesn’t work for you, then here is a new source with exactly the same ariicle for you to try: https://www.oregonlive.com/business/index.ssf/2018/07/feds_plan_aid _for_farmers_hurt.html If that link does not work then I have other links to feed to you. That's the link that you posted, but the article is very different from the text that you posted along with it. Ken Thomas and Paul Wiseman do NOT call China a trading partner. Why are you lying to smear these people? Your original link at the top works just fine to prove that you're a liar. There is NO problem accessing the link that YOU posted. Except that the story there does not match what YOU posted. Your Oregon Live link above, is NOT by Ken Thomas and Paul Wiseman, you won't find those names on that page. That commie propaganda was authored by The Associated Press. Another lie by Gatlin. Please don't post any more links for my benefit, I'm really not interested in hearing any more of your lies.
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As a reused AP story, it can appear in various formats with different titles and authors listed or not listed. By ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON (AP) — The government announced a $12 billion plan Tuesday to assist farmers who have been hurt by President Donald Trump's trade disputes with China and other trading partners. [snip] - - - - - - - - - - By KEN THOMAS and PAUL WISEMAN WASHINGTON (AP) — The government announced a $12 billion plan Tuesday to assist farmers who have been hurt by President Donald Trump's trade disputes with China and other trading partners. [snip] The story was updated. Most versions appear to say "other countries," but I was able to find several that say "other trading partners." Below see a copy direct from APNEWS. https://apnews.com/60b2acc81d394e01a78e428c48d53815 WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration announced Tuesday it will provide $12 billion in emergency relief to ease the pain of American farmers slammed by President Donald Trump’s escalating trade disputes with China and other countries. [...] Associated Press writers Jill Colvin, Kevin Freking and Matthew Daly in Washington, James MacPherson in Bismarck, North Dakota, and Roxana Hegeman in Wichita, Kansas, contributed. __ On Twitter follow Ken Thomas at https://twitter.com/KThomasDC
Your original link at the top works just fine to prove that you're a liar. There is NO problem accessing the link that YOU posted. Except that the story there does not match what YOU posted. Please go to this thread titled: Trump tapping $12B to help farmers affected by tariffs. Then click on the link I posted there and see if it goes to the story I posted there. Hondo says it does not. I have checked it multiple times and the link always leads to the posted story for me. Please also ping hondo when you post the result of yout test back to me. I will also be pleased to hear from any others I pinged who check the link. Thank you. I don’t understand why hondo is calling me a liar. If I did something wrong, or said something wrong, and when I am shown where it is wrong….then I will sincerely apologize to hondo.
In my Post #20, I ask that you go to the thread and check fhe link I posted goes to the story I posted. Hondo insists that it does not and is calling me a liar because he says it does not. At least hat is what I think is doing.
I redacted NOTHING. The story was updated. There was a LOGICAL explanation. You had no reason to call me a liar. Here is the updated story: However, some farm-state Republicans quickly dismissed the plan, declaring that farmers want markets for their crops, not payoffs for lost sales and lower prices. The Agriculture Department said it would tap an existing program to provide billions in direct payments to farmers and ranchers hurt by foreign retaliation to Trump's tariffs. Watch Now VIDEO: Trump set to bail out farmers affected by retaliatory tariffs Trump set to bail out farmers affected by retaliatory tariffs With congressional elections coming soon, the government action underscored administration concern about damage to U.S. farmers from Trump's trade tariffs and the potential for losing House and Senate seats in the Midwest and elsewhere. The administration said the program was just temporary. "This is a short-term solution that will give President Trump and his administration the time to work on long-term trade deals," said Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue as administration officials argued that the plan was not a "bailout" of the nation's farmers. But that provided little solace to rank-and-file Republicans, who said the tariffs are simply taxes and warned the action would open a Pandora's box for other sectors of the economy. "I want to know what we're going to say to the automobile manufacturers and the petrochemical manufacturers and all the other people who are being hurt by tariffs," said Sen. John Kennedy, R-La. "You've got to treat everybody the same." Sen. Ben Sasse, R-Neb., said the plan would spend billions on "gold crutches," adding, "America's farmers don't want to be paid to lose — they want to win by feeding the world. This administration's tariffs and bailouts aren't going to make America great again, they're just going to make it 1929 again." The program is expected to start taking effect around Labor Day. Officials said the direct payments could help producers of soybeans, which have been hit hard by retaliation to the Trump tariffs, along with sorghum, corn, wheat, cotton, dairy and farmers raising hogs. The food purchased from farmers would include some types of fruits, nuts, rice, legumes, dairy products, beef and pork, officials said. Trump did not specifically reference the plan during a speech to veterans in Kansas City, but asked for patience as he attempts to renegotiate trade agreements that he said have hurt American workers. "We're making tremendous progress. They're all coming. They don't want to have those tariffs put on them," Trump told the Veterans of Foreign Wars national convention. "We're opening up markets. You watch what's going to happen. Just be a little patient." Agriculture officials said they would not need congressional approval and the money would come through the Commodity Credit Corporation, a wing of the department that addresses agricultural prices. The officials said payments couldn't be calculated until after harvests come in. Brad Karmen, the USDA's assistant deputy administrator for farm programs, noted that the wheat harvest is already in, so wheat farmers could get payments sooner than other growers. Soybeans are likely to be the largest sector affected by the programs. Soybean prices have plunged 18 percent in the past two months. Trump declared earlier Tuesday that "Tariffs are the greatest!" and threatened to impose additional penalties on U.S. trading partners as he prepared for negotiations with European officials at the White House. Later Tuesday, he tweeted: "I have an idea for them. Both the U.S. and the E.U. drop all Tariffs, Barriers and Subsidies! That would finally be called Free Market and Fair Trade! Hope they do it, we are ready - but they won't!" Tariffs are taxes on imports. They are meant to protect domestic businesses and put foreign competitors at a disadvantage. But the taxes also exact a toll on U.S. businesses and consumers, which pay more for imported products. The Trump administration has slapped tariffs on $34 billion in Chinese goods in a dispute over Beijing's high-tech industrial policies. China has retaliated with duties on soybeans and pork, affecting Midwest farmers in a region of the country that supported the president in his 2016 campaign. Trump has threatened to place penalty taxes on up to $500 billion in products imported from China, a move that would dramatically ratchet up the stakes in the trade dispute involving the globe's biggest economies. The moves have been unsettling to lawmakers with districts dependent upon manufacturers and farmers affected by the retaliatory tariffs. Sen. Jerry Moran, R-Kan., said the proposal was raised a month ago when senators visited the White House for a broad discussion on trade. He said the lawmakers told the president "that our farmers want markets, and not really a payment from government. And he said, 'I'm surprised, I've never heard of anybody who didn't want a payment from government.'" Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., who has been critical of the president in the past, said the tariffs "are a massive tax increase on American consumers and businesses, and instead of offering welfare to farmers to solve a problem they themselves created, the administration should reverse course and end this incoherent policy." Republican Sen. Charles Grassley, whose family operates a farm in eastern Iowa, said the administration's move was "encouraging for the short term" but farmers needed "markets and opportunity, not government handouts." The Agriculture Department predicted before the trade fights that U.S. farm income would drop this year to $60 billion, or half the $120 billion of five years ago. Mark Martinson, who raises crops and cattle in north-central North Dakota and is president of the U.S. Durum Growers Association, said the $12 billion figure "sounds huge" but there are many farmers in need. "I don't think this will cover us for a very long time — and it might not even buy me a tank of diesel. I think it will only put out the fire a little bit." "We are just kind of being played," said Tom Giessel, who was cultivating his fields when he stopped his tractor to take a cell phone call from a reporter seeking his reaction to the plan. Giessel, who grows wheat and corn near the western Kansas community of Larned, said he was "glad they are trying to be doing something, but I don't know when the day is over how much difference it is going to make. The underlying problem is still there." The imposition of punishing tariffs on imported goods has been a favored tactic by Trump, but it has prompted U.S. partners to retaliate, creating risks for the economy. Trump has placed tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, saying they pose a threat to U.S. national security, an argument that allies such as the European Union and Canada reject. He has also threatened to slap tariffs on imported cars, trucks and auto parts, potentially targeting imports that last year totaled $335 billion. The president is meeting with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker on Wednesday. The U.S. and its European allies are meeting as the dispute threatens to spread to automobile production. —— Associated Press writers Jill Colvin, Kevin Freking and Matthew Daly in Washington, James MacPherson in Bismarck, North Dakota, and Roxana Hegeman in Wichita, Kansas, contributed.
The U.S. government announced a $12 billion US plan Tuesday to assist farmers who have been hurt by President Donald Trump's trade disputes with China and other trading partners. www.newslocker.com/en-ca/...affected-by-tariffs/view/ A cached version of the page from earlier in the day. 11:47 AM ET Your original link was recently changed to the more PC version. It said exactly what I quoted the many times I posted it. The same as above. You must have posted around 15:00 AM ET, since whitey posted the first reply at 15:07. Somehow you got the PC version before it was posted on your abcnews.go.com link. How did that happen Special NWO Agent Gatlin? President Trump needs to pull your Top Secret security clearance along with Brennan and the others, IMO. Loose lips, sink ships.
www.newslocker.com/en-ca/...affected-by-tariffs/view/ A cached version of the page from earlier in the day. 11:47 AM ET Your original link was recently changed to the more PC version. It said exactly what I quoted the many times I posted it. The same as above. You must have posted around 15:00 AM ET, since whitey posted the first reply at 15:07. Somehow you got the PC version before it was posted on your abcnews.go.com link. How did that happen Special NWO Agent Gatlin? President Trump needs to pull your Top Secret security clearance along with Brennan and the others, IMO. Loose lips, sink ships. The problem with the article being updated and you assuming that I had redacted and changed information could have been settled much earlier had you been able to make yourself clearly understood. And you had not blindly channeled into finding a big “gotcha” on me to call me a liar….when there was really no reason to do so. and it was only that the article had been updated. I spent a lot of time trying to straighten this out with you and to find the problem you were seeing that I was not seeing. But you had no interest in working together to find out what was wrong. Sad. We have sparred back and forth for some time now, but I always consider it just friendly debates. I never disliked you although there were many time I never understood you. I would appreciate hearing from you that you do not now think that I lied. Godspeed to you…. and I sincerely wish the best for you in all your future endeavors throughout life. Gatlin
Attaboy! Just shut up and don't criticize your leaders - be a good 'mericun and STFU. In other words "Do not question or criticize Trump!" You're a frikkin' fascist Parsons.
Tariffs are so great that we have to create new government programs to compensate the victims of tariffs. President Donald Trump's proclamation that trade wars are "good and easy to win" now has competition for the honor of being the most ridiculous thing America's protectionist-in-chief has said about his anti-trade policies. This morning he dropped this whopper: Tariffs are the greatest! Either a country which has treated the United States unfairly on Trade negotiates a fair deal, or it gets hit with Tariffs. It's as simple as that - and everybody's talking! Remember, we are the "piggy bank" that's being robbed. All will be Great! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 24, 2018 The kicker to the tweet came a few hours later, when The Washington Post reported that the White House was preparing to spend $12 billion to subsidize farmers stung by tariffs. The funds will be available around Labor Day, according to the Post. To sum up: Tariffs are so great that the federal government has to create new spending programs to compensate the tariffs' victims. If you think that doesn't make sense, you must not be sufficiently committed to making America great again. More seriously, this is further proof that Trump's argument for trade barriers is completely unraveling. The White House has never made much of an effort to outline exactly how these tariffs would improve America's relationships with the affected trading partners, even as analysis after analysis suggests the policy would do exactly what it has done: hike prices and threaten jobs, with manufacturing and farming hardest hit.
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Like Archer Daniels Midland Good call - family farms won't get much if any of the 12 billion dollars.
It is easy to notice how you, hondo, Bucky and one or two others [all libertarians] never think twice before laying on criticism. In fact, you never think once before you just ignorantly shoot off your mouth. You all are forever showing that your tolerance level for ideas and actions from others that are different from your ideas is non-existent and it often times even makes you extremely argumentative and very easily angered. You have repeatedly shown the only thing you all CAN do is constantly criticize. You groupies say that something is wrong, terribly wrong yet you NEVER bother to say why it is wrong....and of course you are completely incapable to suggest a better way to do things. You need to work to change things for the better and not just constantly SCREAM criticisms that something is wrong. Positive suggestions are a far better way to go than just ALWAYS criticizing. Think about it ... GOD BLESS AMERICA
In other words "Do not question or criticize Trump!" I am a dedicated loyal American striving to Make America Great Again. You are a blind BIASED libertarian not to see that.
Doubling down on your fascism? "While some people (like Gatlin) think that dissent is unpatriotic, I would argue that dissent is the highest form of patriotism."
Oh, the Irony!!
I thought I read somewhere that Trump was considering this bailout even before he imposed the tariffs on China, given that our farmers were being harmed by China's import tariffs on American crops. The nice thing is, now out import tariffs will fund the bailout.
So, burning the American flag is the highest form of patriotism? Where does fighting and dying for one's country fit on your scale?
You are a blind BIASED libertarian not to see that.
I suppose that is one form of dissent - completely legal according to SCOTUS rulings. There are many others. Where does fighting and dying for one's country fit on your scale? I served in the military, did you?
How did you miss this whopper? Gatlin to hondo: We have sparred back and forth for some time now, but I always consider it just friendly debates. I never disliked you ... I sincerely wish the best for you in all your future endeavors throughout life.
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#2. To: Deckard (#0)
Deckard, I believe this is a much better placement for this story.
#3. To: Gatlin, government subsidies (#0)
#4. To: misterwhite, Farmer Don (#1)
Farmer Don Meats
#5. To: hondo68 (#3)
Tariffs are taxes that punish American consumers and producers. If tariffs punish farmers, the answer is not welfare for farmers the answer is remove the tariffs.
Rand Paul said this, eh? Government subsidies to farmers to buy votes, and screw Joe Sixpack the taxpayer.
Since you “seem” to know so much and since you are so well versed in all aspects and ramifications of this newly stated Trump policy that you can declare it plain and simply bad…will you therefore now please tell everyone what Trump’s overall policy and plan is on this matter is?
#6. To: Gatlin, censored the article, redacted by Deep State operative, swamp critter (#5)
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Trade war bailout: Trump administration plans to offer $12 billion in emergency aid for farmers hurt by tariffs
[Excerpt, bold emphasis added]
#7. To: hondo68 (#6)
That’s NO missing key point of the truth. That’s pure SPECUALTION on your part that you are trying unsuccessfully to PASS off as the TRUTH. You want to deal in the truth….then PROVE to me your statement is true and not merely a conjecture on your part or that of someone else you read someplace.….PROVE IT. It appears that your posting at the top has been heavily edited/redacted. Now missing are key points of truth.
If you want to make a serious post to me so that we may exchange ideas, you best not start off with BULLSHIT. (Edited) at the end of the “Ping Line” does NOT give the “appearance” of a post being heavily edited/redacted. When anyone makes a one letter change in one word, it will result in the same word (Edited) appearing at the end of the ping line. Your post also shows (Edited) which tells me absolutely NOTHING. So, AGAIN, stop with the BULLSHIT. This scheme is to buy votes in swing states in danger of losing GOP seats in the upcoming elections, with government welfare wealth spread handouts.
#8. To: Gatlin (#7)
….PROVE IT.
#9. To: hondo68 (#6)
This scheme is to buy votes in swing states in danger of losing GOP seats in the upcoming elections, with government welfare wealth spread handouts.
#10. To: hondo68 (#4)
#11. To: hondo68 (#8)
Read the article at the link that you posted. It does NOT match the text that you posted.
I posted eleven paragraohs of text.
#12. To: Gatlin (#11)
The authors of the article posted 9 paragraphs of text.
#13. To: Gatlin, China tater trading partner (#11)
#14. To: hondo68 (#13)
In the first sentence you call China a trading partner "China and other trading partners". The online version says "China and other countries".
I don’t understand. You say that I call China a trading partner. I never did any such thing. You are quoting the first sentence from the posted article written by Ken Thomas and Paul Wiseman. That statement is theirs, not mine. The second sentence, I can't find online. It goes on like that.
I have no problem with the link posted. I have clicked on it a number of times and I go directly to the story I posted. I do however believe you when you say that you are having a problem. Try the link again to see if it now works for you.’
https://www.oregonlive.com/business/index.ssf/2018/07/feds_plan_aid _for_farmers_hurt.html
#15. To: hondo68 (#13)
The link still works for me.
#16. To: Gatlin, Associated Press of Oregon (#14)
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You are quoting the first sentence from the posted article written by Ken Thomas and Paul Wiseman.
#17. To: hondo68 (#8)
Gatlin has been proven a liar by his own evidence. DONE!
#18. To: buckeroo (#17)
Gatlin has been proven a liar by his own evidence. DONE!
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#19. To: Gatlin, buckeroo, hondo68 (#18)
US announces billions to help farmers hurt by Trump tariffs
7 Hours Ago Trump tapping $12B to help farmers affected by tariffs
Associated Press Jul 24, 2018 Updated 1 min ago US announces billions to help farmers hurt by Trump tariffs
#20. To: A K A Stone, nolu chan, misterwhite, GrandIsland, hondo68, Everybody (#16)
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That's the link that you posted, but the article is very different from the text that you posted along with it.
Stone, I need some help here….please.
#21. To: nolu chan (#19)
As a reused AP story, it can appear in various formats with different titles and authors listed or not listed.
Thanks. I noticed that in three of more cases while I was checking and trying to see what problem hondo had.
#22. To: hondo68, A K A Stone, misterwhie, nolu chan, GrandIsland (#16)
(Edited)
Anyone interested in the truth without Gatlin censorship can go directly to the site he posted and read the FULL article (without tater hacking) for themselves.
Ah, I understand what you are saying now. The artilce has been updated since I posted the original by different authors. - The Trump administration announced Tuesday it will provide $12 billion in emergency relief to ease the pain of American farmers slammed by President Donald Trump's escalating trade disputes with China and other countries.
#23. To: Gatlin (#21)
(Edited)
The Associated Press · Posted: Jul 24, 2018 11:47 AM ET | Last Updated: 8 hours ago
#24. To: hondo68, A K A Stone, nolu chan, misterwhite, GrandIsland, (#23)
(Edited)
The Associated Press · Posted: Jul 24, 2018 11:47 AM ET | Last Updated: 8 hours ago The U.S. government announced a $12 billion US plan Tuesday to assist farmers who have been hurt by President Donald Trump's trade disputes with China and other trading partners.
Thank you for this post.
#25. To: Gatlin (#5)
But neither Rand Paul nor anyone else should ever try to second guess Trump at any time.
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Trump: My People Should ‘Sit Up in Attention’ Like Kim Jong-un’s Staff.
#26. To: Gatlin, hond068 (#7)
You need to sit down, shut up...
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Trump: My People Should ‘Sit Up in Attention’ Like Kim Jong-un’s Staff.
#27. To: hondo68, Gatlin (#8)
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Trump: My People Should ‘Sit Up in Attention’ Like Kim Jong-un’s Staff.
#28. To: Deckard (#27)
"...victims of tariffs..."
#29. To: Jameson (#28)
"...victims of tariffs..."
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Trump: My People Should ‘Sit Up in Attention’ Like Kim Jong-un’s Staff.
#30. To: Deckard, EVERYBODY (#25)
(Edited)
Attaboy! Just shut up and don't criticize your leaders ...
When ALL you do is heap “blah-blah” criticism and NEVER offer suggestions or take actions to make things better....yea, that’s right, just shut up. ... be a good 'mericun and STFU.
Nah, be a GREAT American and give positive suggestions to make things better instead of doing NOTHIING but constantly criticizing. If criticizing is ALL you can do, and I see that is ALL you are ever doing, then right....just STFU. 
#31. To: Deckard (#26)
You need to sit down, shut up...
No other words....read and heed MY words in Post #30. You're a frikkin' fascist Parsons.
Nope.
#32. To: Gatlin (#30)
....just STFU
#33. To: Gatlin (#30)
yea, that’s right, just shut up.
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Trump: My People Should ‘Sit Up in Attention’ Like Kim Jong-un’s Staff.
#34. To: Gatlin (#30)
...it often times even makes you extremely argumentative and very easily angered.
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Trump: My People Should ‘Sit Up in Attention’ Like Kim Jong-un’s Staff.
#35. To: Gatlin (#24)
#36. To: Deckard (#33)
(Edited)
"While some people (like Gatlin) think that dissent is un unpatriotic, I would argue that dissent is the highest form of patriotism."
#37. To: Gatlin, lying tater (#31)
I am a dedicated loyal American striving to Make America Great Again.
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Each day, we make the same choice hundreds of times: whether to lie or tell the truth. It often happens without thinking, and we ignore the profound impact of these seemingly inconsequential decisions. Even the smallest lies can cost you money, impact your relationships, and affect your choices. Conversely, honesty offers many surprising psychological benefits. Here's how truth and lies affect your brain and your life every day.
#38. To: Gatlin (#0)
#39. To: misterwhite (#36)
So, burning the American flag is the highest form of patriotism?
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Trump: My People Should ‘Sit Up in Attention’ Like Kim Jong-un’s Staff.
#40. To: hondo68 (#37)
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Trump: My People Should ‘Sit Up in Attention’ Like Kim Jong-un’s Staff.
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