Sen. Elizabeth Warren is rolling out a new set of plans that would increase government investments in rural America
Sen. Elizabeth Warren rolled out a new set of plans on Wednesday that would increase government investments in rural America, doubled down on her threat to break up anti-competitive agribusiness giants and build what she calls a"new farm economy" aimed at helping struggling farmers.
In a Medium post, Warren writes that"both corporate America and leaders in Washington have turned their backs on the people living in our rural communities and prioritized the interests of giant companies and Wall Street instead."The roll out comes ahead of a multi-day swing through Iowa, where she will travel by Winnebago to visit with voters across the early caucus state and take part in the Iowa State Fair, one of the state's most heralded political events of the year.
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