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Rural hospitals face funding cuts while farmers lose crucial support programs amid a political deadlock that halts federal aid, impacting small towns and local economies.

  • Recently, rural America is feeling the impact as the federal government grinds to a halt, with local commentators saying communities are treated as collateral in partisan fights.
  • Amid partisan fights, policy changes have favored corporate agricultural programs over rural supports, directing pilot program benefits to large corporate agricultural operations while cutting rural-serving programs.
  • Rural hospitals are already questioning how long they can remain open as funds stop flowing, while Medicaid and REAP have been paused, cutting off supports to farmers and small businesses.
  • Legal distinctions matter: the piece notes undocumented immigrants face civil violations, not crimes, and some lawmakers, including Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, have broken party lines on funding priorities.
  • Local advocates say it's time for new voices and fresh perspectives to shape community policy, urging Seneca Falls residents to elect Gabby Cosentino to the Seneca Falls Town Board.
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Brattleboro Reformer broke the news in on Tuesday, October 14, 2025.
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