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President Donald Trump announced a new plan to provide $8 billion in relief for farmers as they face staggering diesel fuel costs during the harvest season.
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Understanding the political peril of elevated gas and diesel prices ahead of the midterm elections – and Kansas' crucial Senate race – Trump announced the plan to alleviate the pain at the pump.
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He was speaking at a rally outside of Wichita on Monday with two weeks to go until the election.
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'The Department of Agriculture will be launching a new harvest fuel relief program, providing our farmers with $8 billion in support to offset diesel costs during this harvest season,' the president shared.
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The Harvest Fuel Relief Program will provide $8 billion in one-time payments to farmers.
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It's meant to offset temporary market disruptions that have led farmers to pay higher input costs, like the elevated price of diesel fuel.
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A formula crafted by the Department of Agriculture will model which farmers receive relief based on the expected crop losses, planted acreage, cost of production estimates and yield prices.
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Trump's announcement comes as diesel fuel prices have notched near-record highs, exacerbating pre-existing concerns about the state of the US economy.
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Diesel fuel prices hit an all-time high in the US last month, topping out at $6.52 per gallon before sliding to $6.32 as of Tuesday, per AAA.
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President Donald Trump announced an $8 billion fund to provide farmers with one-time payments to offset increased production costs such as the high price of diesel
Trump praised Republican Senator Roger Marshall of Kansas for fighting for the $8 billion relief deal
Diesel fuel prices hit an all-time high in the US last month, topping out at $6.52 per gallon before sliding to $6.32 as of Tuesday, per AAA.
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A year ago, the average price for diesel was $3.63 per gallon
The president praised Republican Senator Roger Marshall of Kansas for advocating for the deal: 'Roger Marshall is the leader who fought for that to happen.'
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Marshall, who is facing a tighter-than-expected re-election campaign against Democratic pastor Adam Hamilton, joined the president at the rally.
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The incumbent has seen his race become far more competitive in recent weeks as political forecasters declared that the Senate race in Kansas is now a toss-up.
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The latest polling shows that Marshall and Hamilton are neck and neck, with surveys, depending on who is publishing, giving the candidates a slight one-point advantage with just two weeks until Election Day.
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A survey from InsiderAdvantage taken last week found that Marshall was leading Hamilton by one point, though the margin of error was 2.8 points.
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The same poll taken just days before found that Hamilton had a one-point lead.
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Most polls are well within their stated margin of error, making any forecast about the race difficult.
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The administration's focus on bringing down diesel prices has been obvious coming down the stretch before the midterms.
Kansas Democratic Senate candidate pastor Adam Hamilton
On October 5, the president signed off on an order increasing the availability of red-dyed diesel, which is colored to signal its tax-exempt status and is typically used in farm and construction capacities, for use in highway vehicles.
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Four days later, the president announced he had struck a deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin to allow the temporary purchase of diesel from Russia.
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The deal stoked much controversy because Congress had banned the purchase of Russian diesel in 2022 to cut financing to the country after it invaded Ukraine.
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Despite the domestic diesel woes, the president has said he will not implement an export pause to keep supplies in the states.
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