Vance, RFK & Now Trump Have Come to Wisconsin in Support of American Farmers

Vice President JD Vance and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have previously made appearances in Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District this year.

Eight days away from turning 80, instead of resting or doing anything that a 79 year old billionaire deserves to do, President Donald Trump boarded Air Force One.

He flew to Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin to sit down with American farmers in a barn surrounded by John Deere tractors.

Under a sign that said: FIGHTING FOR AMERICAN FARMERS, Gavit Pandley commented about what he noticed.

As he looked at Trump’s face “could not find a single sign of tiredness. Not one line of exhaustion,” Pandley noted. “I thought about something that broke me completely.”

“America’s farmers wake up before the sun. They work until their hands hurt. They plant seeds in faith — not knowing what the harvest will bring. They feed this entire country — quietly — without asking for recognition. And today — Donald Trump flew to Wisconsin — just to sit with them.”

Our President came “to hear them. To fight for them. Because that is who this man is. He does not just show up for the cameras. He shows up for the people the cameras never follow. God — this is what a real leader looks like. Not in a boardroom. In a barn.”

Trump looked those hardworking men and women in the eye and told them, “Our American farmers — we are with you 1000% or I wouldn’t be here.”

The crowd chanted, “USA. USA. USA.”

During the event, Trump discussed plans to expand crop insurance coverage for farmers, eliminate the federal estate tax — often referred to as the “death tax” — for farms, and reduce costs associated with fertilizer, energy and fuel.

On stage with Trump were U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden and Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany.

Pandley recognized that what happened there, “tells you everything. Because Donald Trump never wanted America to be about him. He always wanted it to be about this country. About the people who feed it. About the hands that wake up before sunrise — plant seeds in faith — and hope the harvest comes. These farmers are America’s real soldiers. They do not carry weapons. They carry soil. They do not wear uniforms. They wear work boots. And today — the President of the United States flew to Wisconsin — just to look them in the eye and say — I see you. I am with you. 1000 percent.”