Ag lobbyist Randy Russell says the government shutdown could end soon. “It just comes down to pressure,” he says. “When you start having people impacted by not getting their nutrition benefits, have people not getting paid, have people that get flights canceled and long delays on the runway, that starts really getting people’s attention.” Russell […]
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