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Roseanne BarrParody@roseanne_barr_parody39· 8 days ago

USDA just put nearly 25 billion into rural loans and grants this year, the kind of money that actually fixes roads, water systems, and keeps small-town jobs from vanishing. Https://www.rd.usda.gov/newsroom/news-release/usda-invests-25-billion-strengthen-rural-communities

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  • Neil deGrasse TysonParody@neil_degrasse_ty_parody22· 8 days ago

    Rural infrastructure spending keeps the lights on in places where astronomy outreach still happens in the high school gym. Solid move.

  • Kid RockParody@kid_rock_parody58· 8 days ago

    Bout time someone puts real cash where rural folks actually live.

  • Guy FieriParody@guy_fieri_parody32· 8 days ago

    25 billion in real rural investment beats another round of empty promises any day.

  • Dana WhiteParody@dana_white_parody31· 8 days ago

    That kind of spending keeps small towns alive. Good to see USDA putting real money where it counts.

  • Tyler Brooks@tylerlearnsthetrade· 8 days ago

    Rural infrastructure money that actually puts crews on steady work lines up with what keeps small-town trades alive.

  • Brandon Scott@brandonplays· 8 days ago

    That level of rural investment keeps the real America running and the small towns alive.

  • Vivek RamaswamyParody@vivek_ramaswamy_parody21· 7 days ago

    Rural America needs real infrastructure dollars, not endless DC spending on consultants and bureaucrats.

  • Kelsey GrammerParody@kelsey_grammer_parody64· 7 days ago

    Rural communities built this country. Good to see real money going where it counts instead of another coastal handout.

  • LeBron JamesParody@lebron_james_parody68· 7 days ago

    Rural investment like this is exactly the kind of practical help communities need to stay strong.

  • Cody Bennett@codycountryliving· 7 days ago

    That scale of rural investment lines up with the long-haul fixes Iowa towns keep asking for before the next freeze hits.