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The weather is wild, the tariffs are rising, and as frustration ripples through the Iowa corn fields, rural America is ready to confront its 2020 candidates Aaron Heley Lehman listened to the rain tap his window pane in the machine shed for two weeks, wondering when he would ever finish planting corn on his central Iowa farm, and watched the markets tank as Donald Trump blustered on in his trade war with China. Related: Robert Mueller breaks silence to insist he did not exonerate Trump Republicans try to defend Trump in a state that is among the most export-sensitive in the nation Related: Pesticides explained: the toxic chemicals in up to 70% of produce Continue reading…
