Trump administration to give $16 billion in aid to farmers

[McRocket]

'The Trump administration announced a $16 billion aid package for U.S. farmers on Thursday in an attempt to offset retaliatory Chinese tariffs.

Details: The USDA said on Thursday the $16 billion package will come in three separate installments. The first payment is scheduled to come out in July or August, and the second payment will be made in late fall. A third payment will be made in early 2020.

• "We hope to have a trade agreement before the second and third payments are made... that will depend on whether there is still damage to our producers," a USDA spokesperson said on Thursday.

Context: The administration has already made $8.52 billion in direct payments to farmers to offset effects of the U.S.-China trade war. The planned amount of aid has been criticized by some farm-state politicians, like Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), as too low for their current economic stress as a result of the trade conflict.'

Trump administration to give $16 billion in aid to farmers to offset U.S.-China trade war


So, U.S. taxpayers have to bailout farmers (whom largely voted for Trump, btw) thanks to Trump's trade war.

Trump buying votes?

Obviously.

And Americans get the bill for it.

 

[edward37]

Speaking of Bills
Twice as much golf as Obama who he had criticized...


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Trump promised never to golf. Instead, he's spent more than twice as many days golfing as Obama at the same point, costing taxpayers over three times as much.

 

[Timmy]

It’s called welfare.

 

[Sunni Man]

Thank you Pres.Trump for taking care of the nation and its people. ..

 

[Weatherman2020]

'The Trump administration announced a $16 billion aid package for U.S. farmers on Thursday in an attempt to offset retaliatory Chinese tariffs.

Details: The USDA said on Thursday the $16 billion package will come in three separate installments. The first payment is scheduled to come out in July or August, and the second payment will be made in late fall. A third payment will be made in early 2020.

• "We hope to have a trade agreement before the second and third payments are made... that will depend on whether there is still damage to our producers," a USDA spokesperson said on Thursday.

Context: The administration has already made $8.52 billion in direct payments to farmers to offset effects of the U.S.-China trade war. The planned amount of aid has been criticized by some farm-state politicians, like Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), as too low for their current economic stress as a result of the trade conflict.'

Trump administration to give $16 billion in aid to farmers to offset U.S.-China trade war


So, U.S. taxpayers have to bailout farmers (whom largely voted for Trump, btw) thanks to Trump's trade war.

Trump buying votes?

Obviously.

And Americans get the bill for it.

Who's running Congress, shitforbrains?
Congress Approves $400 Billion for Farmers, Forests, Poor
https://www.usnews.com/news/busines...se-passes-farm-bill-sending-it-to-trumps-desk

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

'The Trump administration announced a $16 billion aid package for U.S. farmers on Thursday in an attempt to offset retaliatory Chinese tariffs.

Details: The USDA said on Thursday the $16 billion package will come in three separate installments. The first payment is scheduled to come out in July or August, and the second payment will be made in late fall. A third payment will be made in early 2020.

• "We hope to have a trade agreement before the second and third payments are made... that will depend on whether there is still damage to our producers," a USDA spokesperson said on Thursday.

Context: The administration has already made $8.52 billion in direct payments to farmers to offset effects of the U.S.-China trade war. The planned amount of aid has been criticized by some farm-state politicians, like Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), as too low for their current economic stress as a result of the trade conflict.'

Trump administration to give $16 billion in aid to farmers to offset U.S.-China trade war


So, U.S. taxpayers have to bailout farmers (whom largely voted for Trump, btw) thanks to Trump's trade war.

Trump buying votes?

Obviously.

And Americans get the bill for it.

So we bail out farmers instead of GM, banks or some other nation and this is a problem why?

 

[The Original Tree]

Now if we could just get that $150 Billion from Iran back Obama gave them to buy Nukes, Missiles and other weapons to terrorize the world with, we'd be golden!

 

[BlackFlag]

I thought baby Trump said no more legislation until his tantrum was over?

Massive big gubmint tariffs and subsidies, the cornerstones of the modern GOP

 

[edward37]

Thank you Pres.Trump for taking care of the nation and its people. ..

Yeah he's taking great care Who else is on his welfare list? 16 billion to farmers isn't the end

 

[BlackFlag]

'The Trump administration announced a $16 billion aid package for U.S. farmers on Thursday in an attempt to offset retaliatory Chinese tariffs.

Details: The USDA said on Thursday the $16 billion package will come in three separate installments. The first payment is scheduled to come out in July or August, and the second payment will be made in late fall. A third payment will be made in early 2020.

• "We hope to have a trade agreement before the second and third payments are made... that will depend on whether there is still damage to our producers," a USDA spokesperson said on Thursday.

Context: The administration has already made $8.52 billion in direct payments to farmers to offset effects of the U.S.-China trade war. The planned amount of aid has been criticized by some farm-state politicians, like Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), as too low for their current economic stress as a result of the trade conflict.'

Trump administration to give $16 billion in aid to farmers to offset U.S.-China trade war


So, U.S. taxpayers have to bailout farmers (whom largely voted for Trump, btw) thanks to Trump's trade war.

Trump buying votes?

Obviously.

And Americans get the bill for it.

So we bail out farmers instead of GM, banks or some other nation and this is a problem why?

When did you become a big gubmint liberal, gramps?

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

The usual suspects will condemn this despite cheering Obama's bail outs.

 

[edward37]

I thought baby Trump said no more legislation until his tantrum was over?

Massive big gubmint tariffs and subsidies, the cornerstones of the modern GOP

Mainly only to the scumps supporters

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

'The Trump administration announced a $16 billion aid package for U.S. farmers on Thursday in an attempt to offset retaliatory Chinese tariffs.

Details: The USDA said on Thursday the $16 billion package will come in three separate installments. The first payment is scheduled to come out in July or August, and the second payment will be made in late fall. A third payment will be made in early 2020.

• "We hope to have a trade agreement before the second and third payments are made... that will depend on whether there is still damage to our producers," a USDA spokesperson said on Thursday.

Context: The administration has already made $8.52 billion in direct payments to farmers to offset effects of the U.S.-China trade war. The planned amount of aid has been criticized by some farm-state politicians, like Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), as too low for their current economic stress as a result of the trade conflict.'

Trump administration to give $16 billion in aid to farmers to offset U.S.-China trade war


So, U.S. taxpayers have to bailout farmers (whom largely voted for Trump, btw) thanks to Trump's trade war.

Trump buying votes?

Obviously.

And Americans get the bill for it.

So we bail out farmers instead of GM, banks or some other nation and this is a problem why?

When did you become a big gubmint liberal, gramps?

Trump policies broke it so they pay for it.

Obama didn't break GM or the banks. Big difference

 

[The Original Tree]

I thought baby Trump said no more legislation until his tantrum was over?

Massive big gubmint tariffs and subsidies, the cornerstones of the modern GOP

So The Dem lead House finally passed a Bill for The President to sign?

 

[edward37]

'The Trump administration announced a $16 billion aid package for U.S. farmers on Thursday in an attempt to offset retaliatory Chinese tariffs.

Details: The USDA said on Thursday the $16 billion package will come in three separate installments. The first payment is scheduled to come out in July or August, and the second payment will be made in late fall. A third payment will be made in early 2020.

• "We hope to have a trade agreement before the second and third payments are made... that will depend on whether there is still damage to our producers," a USDA spokesperson said on Thursday.

Context: The administration has already made $8.52 billion in direct payments to farmers to offset effects of the U.S.-China trade war. The planned amount of aid has been criticized by some farm-state politicians, like Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), as too low for their current economic stress as a result of the trade conflict.'

Trump administration to give $16 billion in aid to farmers to offset U.S.-China trade war


So, U.S. taxpayers have to bailout farmers (whom largely voted for Trump, btw) thanks to Trump's trade war.

Trump buying votes?

Obviously.

And Americans get the bill for it.

So we bail out farmers instead of GM, banks or some other nation and this is a problem why?

When did you become a big gubmint liberal, gramps?

Trump policies broke it so they pay for it.

Obama didn't break GM or the banks. Big difference

Is this the "they" you speak of,, you and me paying??? F that

 

[Harpy Eagle]

'The Trump administration announced a $16 billion aid package for U.S. farmers on Thursday in an attempt to offset retaliatory Chinese tariffs.

Details: The USDA said on Thursday the $16 billion package will come in three separate installments. The first payment is scheduled to come out in July or August, and the second payment will be made in late fall. A third payment will be made in early 2020.

• "We hope to have a trade agreement before the second and third payments are made... that will depend on whether there is still damage to our producers," a USDA spokesperson said on Thursday.

Context: The administration has already made $8.52 billion in direct payments to farmers to offset effects of the U.S.-China trade war. The planned amount of aid has been criticized by some farm-state politicians, like Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), as too low for their current economic stress as a result of the trade conflict.'

Trump administration to give $16 billion in aid to farmers to offset U.S.-China trade war


So, U.S. taxpayers have to bailout farmers (whom largely voted for Trump, btw) thanks to Trump's trade war.

Trump buying votes?

Obviously.

And Americans get the bill for it.

Who's running Congress, shitforbrains?
Congress Approves $400 Billion for Farmers, Forests, Poor
https://www.usnews.com/news/busines...se-passes-farm-bill-sending-it-to-trumps-desk

Dec 12 of 2018 the Repubs controlled both sides of Congress


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[Harpy Eagle]

'The Trump administration announced a $16 billion aid package for U.S. farmers on Thursday in an attempt to offset retaliatory Chinese tariffs.

Details: The USDA said on Thursday the $16 billion package will come in three separate installments. The first payment is scheduled to come out in July or August, and the second payment will be made in late fall. A third payment will be made in early 2020.

• "We hope to have a trade agreement before the second and third payments are made... that will depend on whether there is still damage to our producers," a USDA spokesperson said on Thursday.

Context: The administration has already made $8.52 billion in direct payments to farmers to offset effects of the U.S.-China trade war. The planned amount of aid has been criticized by some farm-state politicians, like Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), as too low for their current economic stress as a result of the trade conflict.'

Trump administration to give $16 billion in aid to farmers to offset U.S.-China trade war


So, U.S. taxpayers have to bailout farmers (whom largely voted for Trump, btw) thanks to Trump's trade war.

Trump buying votes?

Obviously.

And Americans get the bill for it.

Don’t forget this is on top of the 20 billion they get every year


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[BlackFlag]

'The Trump administration announced a $16 billion aid package for U.S. farmers on Thursday in an attempt to offset retaliatory Chinese tariffs.

Details: The USDA said on Thursday the $16 billion package will come in three separate installments. The first payment is scheduled to come out in July or August, and the second payment will be made in late fall. A third payment will be made in early 2020.

• "We hope to have a trade agreement before the second and third payments are made... that will depend on whether there is still damage to our producers," a USDA spokesperson said on Thursday.

Context: The administration has already made $8.52 billion in direct payments to farmers to offset effects of the U.S.-China trade war. The planned amount of aid has been criticized by some farm-state politicians, like Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), as too low for their current economic stress as a result of the trade conflict.'

Trump administration to give $16 billion in aid to farmers to offset U.S.-China trade war


So, U.S. taxpayers have to bailout farmers (whom largely voted for Trump, btw) thanks to Trump's trade war.

Trump buying votes?

Obviously.

And Americans get the bill for it.

So we bail out farmers instead of GM, banks or some other nation and this is a problem why?

When did you become a big gubmint liberal, gramps?

Trump policies broke it so they pay for it.

Obama didn't break GM or the banks. Big difference

Obama handled a crisis that appeared before him. Trump created one. BIG DIFFERENCE.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

'The Trump administration announced a $16 billion aid package for U.S. farmers on Thursday in an attempt to offset retaliatory Chinese tariffs.

Details: The USDA said on Thursday the $16 billion package will come in three separate installments. The first payment is scheduled to come out in July or August, and the second payment will be made in late fall. A third payment will be made in early 2020.

• "We hope to have a trade agreement before the second and third payments are made... that will depend on whether there is still damage to our producers," a USDA spokesperson said on Thursday.

Context: The administration has already made $8.52 billion in direct payments to farmers to offset effects of the U.S.-China trade war. The planned amount of aid has been criticized by some farm-state politicians, like Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), as too low for their current economic stress as a result of the trade conflict.'

Trump administration to give $16 billion in aid to farmers to offset U.S.-China trade war


So, U.S. taxpayers have to bailout farmers (whom largely voted for Trump, btw) thanks to Trump's trade war.

Trump buying votes?

Obviously.

And Americans get the bill for it.

So we bail out farmers instead of GM, banks or some other nation and this is a problem why?

When did you become a big gubmint liberal, gramps?

Trump policies broke it so they pay for it.

Obama didn't break GM or the banks. Big difference

Is this the "they" you speak of,, you and me paying??? F that

It is an investment in our nation. A stop gap to lessen the burden as we try to negotiate a better trade deal. This is the perfect time to do such a thing.
It does not surprise me that many of you condemn helping struggling American farmers while at the same time demanding free shit for illegals from healthcare to housing....

Unamerican pieces of shits.

 

[ph3iron]

'The Trump administration announced a $16 billion aid package for U.S. farmers on Thursday in an attempt to offset retaliatory Chinese tariffs.

Details: The USDA said on Thursday the $16 billion package will come in three separate installments. The first payment is scheduled to come out in July or August, and the second payment will be made in late fall. A third payment will be made in early 2020.

• "We hope to have a trade agreement before the second and third payments are made... that will depend on whether there is still damage to our producers," a USDA spokesperson said on Thursday.

Context: The administration has already made $8.52 billion in direct payments to farmers to offset effects of the U.S.-China trade war. The planned amount of aid has been criticized by some farm-state politicians, like Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), as too low for their current economic stress as a result of the trade conflict.'

Trump administration to give $16 billion in aid to farmers to offset U.S.-China trade war


So, U.S. taxpayers have to bailout farmers (whom largely voted for Trump, btw) thanks to Trump's trade war.

Trump buying votes?

Obviously.

And Americans get the bill for it.

And $65mm going to 2 s American criminals who own meat packing plants here?