The president of Minnesota Farm Bureau is hopeful about more bipartisanship under a Democratic administration and GOP Senate.
Kevin Paap tells Brownfield with the election over, it’s time to put partisan politics aside.
“So now as we look at not so much politics but policy, that we have a track record (with) ag policy both in the state and in Washington D.C. of the ag committees working together in a bipartisan way.”
He points out president-elect Biden spent a lot of time in the Senate.
