While plowing tobacco last week on my old ford 960 tractor I got to thinking about how we, as country are printing money and dumping it into the economy. Then I got to thinking about how the Peanut Farmer did that 30 years ago. Then I got to thinking about the price of corn and beans falling about the same time as inflation was running wild. Then I turned and started up two more rows and was pondering what was going to happen to all my neigbors if intrest shot back up around 18%, how they were going to be able to put out a crop paying intrest on production loans and selling $2 corn and $4 beans.
There, we went back 30 years and kept it tractor related. As Gun Guru said, just cause Bush wasn't the best, don't mean it can't get any worse.
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