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Farmers are already set for a $55 billion payday — why does Washington want to give them more?

Farmers are already set for a $55 billion payday — why does Washington want to give them more?
MarketWatch Saturday 25 July 2026, 17:18 UTC By Barry K. Goodwin 1 min read
Key Points

Lawmakers fuel the national debt crisis with an $11 billion farm bailout nobody needs.

Lawmakers fuel the national debt crisis with an $11 billion farm bailout nobody needs.
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