Jeff Raikes: the midterms’ real business risk are not which party wins, but whether the rules hold

I grew up on a farm near Ashland, Nebraska. My family dealt with plenty of things outside our control, from the weather and crop prices to the costs of seed and fertilizer. Farmers learn to plan around uncertainty. But there’s a difference between not knowing what the weather will bring and not knowing what the rules will be. When much of your crop is sold overseas, a sudden change in trade policy can undo a season’s planning before the crop is out of the ground. Nebraska farmers have spent much of the past two years learning that lesson again .

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