Iowa caucuses: Where do 2020 Democrats stand on agriculture? | IN 60 SECONDS

The Iowa Caucuses typically force candidates to lay out their farm program platforms, and despite the fact that most of President Trump's Democratic opponents want to subsidize smaller farms, there's very little else separating their stances on agricultural policy. AEI's Vincent H. Smith explains.


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[scottking]

Venezuela. Cuba. Russia. China. 1930's Germany. To name a few, once held the exact policies of the 2020 Democrat policy platform. History shows us how well that's worked out. Is that really what we want the USA to look like?