Rural Lawmakers Want to be Heard
Rural Lawmakers Struggle to Make Themselves Heard
Lawmakers and political experts say the dwindling numbers of farmers, ranchers and others who make their living off the land affects not just agricultural policy but other rural concerns — highways, health care, schools and high-speed Internet access.
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