The Cocklebur
Bryce OatesReporting and analysis on rural politics, policy, people, and places.
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If You Care About Record Egg Prices, You Should Care About Corporate Consolidation.
NOTE—Food and Power’s Claire Kelloway generously agreed to allow The Cocklebur to publish her thoughts and analysis on corporate power, egg production, and the huge increase in egg prices during recent years. So please do her a solid and re...
House Republicans Just Voted to Slash Health Care and Food Assistance to Cut Taxes for the Rich.
$4.5 trillion in tax cuts that primarily benefit the richest people. $2 trillion in reduced health care and food benefits for the poor and working class. That’s what the Republicans in the House of Representatives voted for in their “budget...
Senate Passes Their Version of This Year's Budget 52-48.
The U.S. Senate passed their version of the Fiscal Year 2025 budget early this morning 52-48 (February 21, 2025). Nearly every Republican voted in favor of the bill. All Democrats opposed it, and were joined by Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) ). T...
Big Ag Republicans Continue to Spout Big BS About the Estate Tax.
Republicans in the U.S. House and Senate hell-bent on cutting taxes during the 2025 Congressional session have once again turned their attention toward one of their favorite straw men: the impending doom of the family farm due to the federa...
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