Ranchers are furious about diesel prices and beef imports. Could it cost the GOP?
washington Secrets is reporting on a road trip through kansas, focusing on key political issues that could determine whether Democrats can secure their first Senate seat in the state in nearly a century. The coverage begins near the Oklahoma border, highlighting local ranchers expressing frustration with President Donald Trump. In Coffeyville, Kansas, rancher Chuck Madron has had a successful day, selling his Angus steers for nearly $160,000. The article also includes promotional material encouraging readers to subscribe to the Washington Examiner for unlimited access to news and analysis, with options to log in or subscribe.
Washington Secrets is on a road trip through Kansas, investigating the issues that will decide whether Democrats can claim their first Senate seat there in almost a century. We start close to the border with Oklahoma, in the far southeast, with ranchers who are increasingly frustrated with President Donald Trump.
COFFEYVILLE, KANSAS – Chuck Madron has had a good day. His 68 Angus steers sold for almost $160,000 at auction.
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