All right, I moved to the city, but the first seven years of my life were the happiest, and on my grandparents’ farm on Old Dowd Road in Charlotte, North Carolina. I attended the Church right across the road, and my grandmother was a saint. When I once asked her if we hated Hitler, she said, “No, we just don’t like his ways.”
With an early upbringing like that, how could I vote for Trump? Was he trying to buy our vote back in 2020 when he gave 46 billion dollars to aid farmers? If so, it seems he may be getting paid back in votes. It’s true these days that farm folk are needy, but voting for what amounts to the death of Medicare and Social Security is cause for re-thinking it. If my grandmother were alive today I know she would say, “We don’t hate Trump, we just…
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