Their opponents’ records in particular could provide an opening to hold down margins in rural Georgia.
agriculture
A Democratic Party With Tom Vilsack at Ag Is Not Serious About Winning Elections
Joe Biden’s Cabinet pick scorns powerful rural voters.
The Cabinet Selection Process Is Veering Off Course
What was supposed to be a return to seriousness and expertise has been a hodge-podge of favor-trading and ill-considered decisions.
Where We’re at on Biden’s Cabinet Picks
A roundup of the latest on who will be joining the administration
Biden on the Farm
The new president can remake agricultural and food policy even if Congress refuses to do anything about them.
Wall Street Ally Next in Line to Lead Committee Overseeing Derivatives
Rep. David Scott has been a reliable co-sponsor for Republican bills to deregulate derivatives markets.
Corporate Democrats Are Rural America’s Biggest Losers
Recent defeats make clear that being close to Big Ag is no way to win elections.
J.D. Scholten Is Still Pitching Populism
The congressional candidate who nearly beat Steve King in a far-right district in 2018 faces two new challengers this year: an establishment Republican and a global pandemic.
Ultra-Rich Sen. Kelly Loeffler’s Family Has Taken In $3 Million in Farm Subsidies
The scandal is what’s legal, as they say.
A Guide to the GOP Convention’s Pretend Agenda
Talk of the real stuff (tax cuts and deregulation) has been muted, but these less-than-meets-the-eye policies have been foregrounded.

