Kansas Crimson

Wrong!

“So China is now paying us billions of dollars in tariffs.”

Donald J. Trump.

(The J is for jenius.)

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/sta ... 2413527040

always such a bizarre pattern of capitalization

Wharton School of Business should just close.

Darn

Israel police recommend Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu be charged with bribery

Israeli police are recommending bribery and fraud charges be brought against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife in the third corruption scandal to engulf the Israeli leader.

Authorities said Sunday that they have evidence that Netanyahu made regulatory decisions that favored Bezeq telecommunications group in exchange for positive coverage on its news website, Walla. Netanyahu has denied any wrongdoing.

The decision of whether to charge Netanyahu rests with Israel’s attorney general, who is still deliberating on whether to indict the prime minister in two other cases.

"It's a series of tubes." Senator Ted Stevens (R-Alaska)


January 12, 2017 Trump names Rudy Giuliani as cybersecurity adviser



Rudy gets trolled:

Rudy Giuliani Twitter typo sparks anti-Trump protest website - Arizona web designer seizes on Giuliani mistake to promote site calling Trump a ‘traitor’

What does "most farmers go under" mean?

I do Ag related work and farmers don't seem to be saying they're going under. Similar year to the last few. Prices are down obviously... but good yields in central Illinois. Most have crop insurance that mitigate some of the risk and uncertainty.

Forget it, Jake. It's Tom Nichols.

IllinoisJayhawk wrote: ↑Fri Dec 07, 2018 9:51 am What does "most farmers go under" mean?

I do Ag related work and farmers don't seem to be saying they're going under. Similar year to the last few. Prices are down obviously... but good yields in central Illinois. Most have crop insurance that mitigate some of the risk and uncertainty.

More broadly, America’s small farmers have been struggling for decades, with agricultural monopolies controlling ever-larger shares of the market. But the crisis now looks more widespread, as tariffs introduce new economic burdens to farmers. As global demand dropped, many U.S. farmers were forced to let their crops rot in their fields.
http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2018/11/ ... lping.html

IllinoisJayhawk wrote: ↑Fri Dec 07, 2018 9:51 am What does "most farmers go under" mean?

I do Ag related work and farmers don't seem to be saying they're going under. Similar year to the last few. Prices are down obviously... but good yields in central Illinois. Most have crop insurance that mitigate some of the risk and uncertainty.

Where does it say "most farmers"? I see "US farmers".

story on npr tonight about soybean farmers in iowa...some 80% of their soybeans go to china, or at least did until recently

twocoach wrote: ↑Fri Dec 07, 2018 5:38 pm

IllinoisJayhawk wrote: ↑Fri Dec 07, 2018 9:51 am What does "most farmers go under" mean?

I do Ag related work and farmers don't seem to be saying they're going under. Similar year to the last few. Prices are down obviously... but good yields in central Illinois. Most have crop insurance that mitigate some of the risk and uncertainty.

Where does it say "most farmers"? I see "US farmers".

Most sounds better so I threw it in!