Farmers fight for the right to repair
Feb. 26, 2020
One attribute of nearly all farmers is their innate ability to fix things. Now they’re being forced to fight for that right to repair.
One attribute of nearly all farmers is their innate ability to fix things. Now they’re being forced to fight for that right to repair.
Well ahead of the Wisconsin presidential primary on April 7, President Trump and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg have aggressively built a campaign presence on the ground here.
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