The Cocklebur
Bryce OatesReporting and analysis on rural politics, policy, people, and places.
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Why Democrats Lost in Rural America. Again.
Hey Cocklebur friends and family. This is a rapid response to the election results that Jake Davis and I wrote up yesterday. There’s a lot more to say, of course. And a lot more to think through. Barn Raiser published it yesterday afternoon...
Iowa Farmer Barb Kalbach on elections and more.
Barb Kalbach is an Iowa family farmer, nurse, mother, grandmother, and a leader of Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement Action Fund. I spoke with her about how she became active in the organization, as well as how she sees election seaso...
Could the House or Senate Majorities Be Determined by Rural Voters?
For this year’s election season, the Cocklebur is attempting to conduct a series of video conversations to provide content and context related to rural voters. This is my attempt is to give rural progressives--an often overlooked segment of...
Packers and Stockyards Act In-Depth
Corporations dominate livestock markets. That makes life difficult for many family farmers, particularly the nation’s 800,000 independent cow-calf producers. Fortunately, the federal government can intervene to help keep markets more fair a...
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