While the Biden regime spent four years waging war on American agriculture with crushing regulations and green agenda nonsense, the Trump administration is doing what it does best: fighting for the hardworking men and women who feed this nation.
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins delivered welcome news to America's farmers Friday, announcing that President Trump is "very aware" of the fertilizer cost crisis and that relief is imminent.
"We are very close to having an announcement on some solutions," Rollins told reporters at the White House, flanked by championship rodeo winners in their cowboy hats. "We're looking at every potential avenue to keep the fertilizer costs down as these farmers are going into planting season."
Trump Team Working Around the Clock
Unlike the previous administration that couldn't even be bothered to pick up the phone when farmers were struggling, Secretary Rollins made it crystal clear this team isn't sitting idle.
"Make no mistake, all weekend, all day, we are talking to our farmers," she declared.
That's the difference between an America First administration and the globalist bureaucrats who came before. President Trump's team understands that when farmers hurt, America hurts.
The Stakes Are Real
Rollins noted that while most farmers have already secured their fertilizer for this planting season, roughly 25% have not. That's millions of acres and countless family farms hanging in the balance.
"We just need to fully understand the facts in hand," she explained, adding that the administration has been in active conversations with Congress about "additional funds for our farmers."
The Secretary also referenced global events impacting American agriculture but expressed confidence that President Trump expects these issues "to resolve itself pretty quickly." When Donald Trump says something will get done, patriots know he means it.
This Is Trump's America
Rollins called the rodeo champions' White House visit her "Super Bowl" – and that says everything about where this administration's priorities lie. Not with coastal elites. Not with climate activists. With the cowboys, the ranchers, and the farmers who are the backbone of this great nation.
After four years of an administration that treated rural America like an afterthought, isn't it refreshing to have a President who actually delivers for the people who grow our food?