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Maybe author means well, but this is remarkably condescending portrait of rural Midwest. Title says it all. Portrays rural folks as backwards, insular, stingy. I’m from rural MO. I represent many rural communities. None of this rings truehttps://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/04/opinion/sunday/trump-arkansas.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share …
Especially bizarre is claim that rural residents not interested in community. In fact, most rural Missourians will tell you that’s what they believe in & cherish most of all. For examples & to meet some rural Missourians, read here:https://twitter.com/i/moments/1164296489885229056 …
From article: “many here seem determined to get rid of the last institutions trying to help them, to keep people with educations out ... It’s an attitude that is against taxes, immigrants & government, but also against helping your neighbor.” Pure class condescension
It’s NY Times, are we even sure they interviewed real people?
They HATE rural America. Yet that is exactly who can save this Country.
Tired: While some of us may face greater obstacles than others, we are ultimately responsible for our fates through our decision large and small. Wired: The cosmopolitan elite are the reason we suffer
Establishment MSM has vested interest in portraying rural (Trump/Hawley type) voters in this manner. It goes hand-in-hand with efforts to dismantle Electoral College. It’s a direct, frontal attack on small states, towns and communities who oppose Establishment Agenda.
You are no more from rural Missouri than I am. I at least live here though, ladder boy. Rockhurst, Stanford, Yale... No wonder you can't understand rural or any other non-elite part of Missouri.
You should read the reply by Jason Kander. Thoughtful and free predisposed talking points. You could learn something - or jot.
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