This Farmer Really Doesn't Want To Face The Consequences Of His Vote

[skews13]

Take Eric Euken, a seventh-generation Iowa farmer. He grows corn and soybeans, raises cattle and pigs, and voted for Trump even knowing tariffs were coming. “I didn’t anticipate it being as bad as it is,” he told CNN.

That’s a him problem, not an us problem.

“It is a tough situation right now with the lack of markets that we have, or places to market our crop,” Euken said. “And it’s kind of the government that put us in that situation.”

Yes, it’s “the government” that has created this mess—but not the one that existed under former President Joe Biden. But who put that government there? He and his neighbors helped lead the charge. Again—a them problem, not an us problem.

Then he added: “So I hate to pin it on the American taxpayer, but if they want us to survive, we are going to need some help.”

Haha, what? Why would we want them to survive?

This farmer really doesn’t want to face the consequences of his vote

Farmers who voted for Trump now struggle with trade fallout and workforce loss. Explore how their choices led to today’s crisis.

www.dailykos.com

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

XXXXXXXXXXXXX

XXXXXXXXX

Keep it clean

-TK

 

[ThisIsMe]

Take Eric Euken, a seventh-generation Iowa farmer. He grows corn and soybeans, raises cattle and pigs, and voted for Trump even knowing tariffs were coming. “I didn’t anticipate it being as bad as it is,” he told CNN.

That’s a him problem, not an us problem.

“It is a tough situation right now with the lack of markets that we have, or places to market our crop,” Euken said. “And it’s kind of the government that put us in that situation.”

Yes, it’s “the government” that has created this mess—but not the one that existed under former President Joe Biden. But who put that government there? He and his neighbors helped lead the charge. Again—a them problem, not an us problem.

Then he added: “So I hate to pin it on the American taxpayer, but if they want us to survive, we are going to need some help.”

Haha, what? Why would we want them to survive?

This farmer really doesn’t want to face the consequences of his vote

Farmers who voted for Trump now struggle with trade fallout and workforce loss. Explore how their choices led to today’s crisis.

www.dailykos.com

Hey Eric. Eat shit and ******* die.

Signed;

Real America

I agree! We should boycott our farmers and put them out of business! That'll show em!

Everyone stop eating!

 

[Crepitus]

Take Eric Euken, a seventh-generation Iowa farmer. He grows corn and soybeans, raises cattle and pigs, and voted for Trump even knowing tariffs were coming. “I didn’t anticipate it being as bad as it is,” he told CNN.

That’s a him problem, not an us problem.

“It is a tough situation right now with the lack of markets that we have, or places to market our crop,” Euken said. “And it’s kind of the government that put us in that situation.”

Yes, it’s “the government” that has created this mess—but not the one that existed under former President Joe Biden. But who put that government there? He and his neighbors helped lead the charge. Again—a them problem, not an us problem.

Then he added: “So I hate to pin it on the American taxpayer, but if they want us to survive, we are going to need some help.”

Haha, what? Why would we want them to survive?

This farmer really doesn’t want to face the consequences of his vote

Farmers who voted for Trump now struggle with trade fallout and workforce loss. Explore how their choices led to today’s crisis.

www.dailykos.com

Hey Eric. Eat shit and ******* die.

Signed;

Real America

"kind of the government that's put us in that position"?

**** no, kid. You did it to yourself!!

**** Around?

Meet Find Out.

 

[Crepitus]

I agree! We should boycott our farmers and put them out of business! That'll show em!

Everyone stop eating!

Nobody here eats that corn or soybeans. That's why he hasn't got a market.

DERP

 

[Clipper]

Take Eric Euken, a seventh-generation Iowa farmer. He grows corn and soybeans, raises cattle and pigs, and voted for Trump even knowing tariffs were coming. “I didn’t anticipate it being as bad as it is,” he told CNN.

That’s a him problem, not an us problem.

“It is a tough situation right now with the lack of markets that we have, or places to market our crop,” Euken said. “And it’s kind of the government that put us in that situation.”

Yes, it’s “the government” that has created this mess—but not the one that existed under former President Joe Biden. But who put that government there? He and his neighbors helped lead the charge. Again—a them problem, not an us problem.

Then he added: “So I hate to pin it on the American taxpayer, but if they want us to survive, we are going to need some help.”

Haha, what? Why would we want them to survive?

This farmer really doesn’t want to face the consequences of his vote

Farmers who voted for Trump now struggle with trade fallout and workforce loss. Explore how their choices led to today’s crisis.

www.dailykos.com

Hey Eric. Eat shit and ******* die.

Signed;

Real America

Sure. Farmer's like this guy knew Trump was obsessed with tariffs that would negatively affect their bottom line but they voted for him anyway. They didn't "anticipate" what would happen even though the same shit happened during Trump's first term? Bullshit. Now they want a handout. Cry me a ******* river.

They can stand in line with all the others who Trump has & WILL **** over now & in the future.

 

[frigidweirdo]

I agree! We should boycott our farmers and put them out of business! That'll show em!

Everyone stop eating!

The funny thing is MAGA are like "Yeah, let's put tariffs, it'll help get jobs at home" only then to see the international markets fall apart and have less jobs than before

 

[AntonToo]

Thats ok Eric, even though you will get bankrupted by the guy you voted for, you can still just go get another job in Trump's amazing economy:

https://www.reuters.com/business/instant-view-us-job-growth-slows-sharply-august-unemployment-rate-ticks-higher-2025-09-05/

...oh wait.

 

[Frankeneinstein]

Hey Eric. Eat shit and ******* die.

bogus article bro

 

[AntonToo]

bogus article bro

Should we take your word for it bro?

 

[LeftofLeft]

The Left still has no answer for putting Climate Change and Welfare over people wanting to work

 

[AntonToo]

The Left still has no answer for putting Climate Change and Welfare over people wanting to work

...what the **** did you just say?

 

[Zincwarrior]

Take Eric Euken, a seventh-generation Iowa farmer. He grows corn and soybeans, raises cattle and pigs, and voted for Trump even knowing tariffs were coming. “I didn’t anticipate it being as bad as it is,” he told CNN.

That’s a him problem, not an us problem.

“It is a tough situation right now with the lack of markets that we have, or places to market our crop,” Euken said. “And it’s kind of the government that put us in that situation.”

Yes, it’s “the government” that has created this mess—but not the one that existed under former President Joe Biden. But who put that government there? He and his neighbors helped lead the charge. Again—a them problem, not an us problem.

Then he added: “So I hate to pin it on the American taxpayer, but if they want us to survive, we are going to need some help.”

Haha, what? Why would we want them to survive?

This farmer really doesn’t want to face the consequences of his vote

Farmers who voted for Trump now struggle with trade fallout and workforce loss. Explore how their choices led to today’s crisis.

www.dailykos.com

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

XXXXXXXXXXXXX

XXXXXXXXX

Keep it clean

-TK

Elections matter!

 

[cnm]

To Rollins the cause of the problems faced by independent, self sufficient, govt hand out dependent farmers seem to be a riddle wrapped in a mystery hidden in an enigma.

 

[LeftofLeft]

...what the **** did you just say?

Read it again.

 

[Zincwarrior]

To Rollins the cause of the problems seem to be a riddle wrapped in a mystery hidden in an enigma.

**** them. This is what they voted for.

 

[Seymour Flops]

Take Eric Euken, a seventh-generation Iowa farmer. He grows corn and soybeans, raises cattle and pigs, and voted for Trump even knowing tariffs were coming. “I didn’t anticipate it being as bad as it is,” he told CNN.

That’s a him problem, not an us problem.

“It is a tough situation right now with the lack of markets that we have, or places to market our crop,” Euken said. “And it’s kind of the government that put us in that situation.”

Yes, it’s “the government” that has created this mess—but not the one that existed under former President Joe Biden. But who put that government there? He and his neighbors helped lead the charge. Again—a them problem, not an us problem.

Then he added: “So I hate to pin it on the American taxpayer, but if they want us to survive, we are going to need some help.”

Haha, what? Why would we want them to survive?

This farmer really doesn’t want to face the consequences of his vote

Farmers who voted for Trump now struggle with trade fallout and workforce loss. Explore how their choices led to today’s crisis.

www.dailykos.com

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

XXXXXXXXXXXXX

XXXXXXXXX

Keep it clean

-TK

Sounds like food prices should be coming way down.

A relief after they skyrocketed when Democrats insisted we feed corn to our freaking cars.

 

[cnm]

I agree! We should boycott our farmers and put them out of business! That'll show em!

Everyone stop eating!

How much soy, sorghum and maize can you use?

 

[cnm]

Nobody here eats that corn or soybeans. That's why he hasn't got a market.

DERP

Or the sorghum.

 

[Zincwarrior]

Sounds like food prices should be coming way down.

A relief after they skyrocketed when Democrats insisted we feed corn to our freaking cars.

They are going up you dumb ******* moron. What country are you in?

 

[cnm]

**** them. This is what they voted for.

Even after having their faces eaten the first time. They're some tough, rugged individualists, fer shure.