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rocktivity

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5. A multi-millionaire farmer? He's probably got an irrigation system

Reply to farmbo (Reply #4)

Tue Aug 14, 2012, 10:42 AM

Aug 2012

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Which explains why his corn looks so healthy.

But whereas Obama manages to looks presidential even in a corn field, Mitt looks, well, lost in the woods...

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President Obama inspects drought damaged corn on the McIntosh farm in Missouri Valley, Iowa - pics [View all] Kadie Aug 2012 OP

Wonder who coordinated their shirts. sinkingfeeling Aug 2012 #1

They look like the Iowa farmers I grew up around all american girl Aug 2012 #2

pretty much the same as the Romney corn photo-op Enrique Aug 2012 #3

Where's your sarcasm icon? farmbo Aug 2012 #4

A multi-millionaire farmer? He's probably got an irrigation system rocktivity Aug 2012 #5

Please see my post to tclambert below. emmadoggy Aug 2012 #10

What kind of farmer? One with a clean pickup. AnotherMcIntosh Aug 2012 #11

This has nothing to do with global warming! grahamhgreen Aug 2012 #6

Meanwhile, Ryan is enjoying the Fair. lobodons Aug 2012 #7

Now that corn looks dry. tclambert Aug 2012 #8

You are correct in that the field that Obama emmadoggy Aug 2012 #9

I wonder how many corn farmers are republican and now are.... Hotler Aug 2012 #12

A lot of silage if they can get enough...I can see the price rising Historic NY Aug 2012 #13