>It's a low priority because fundamentally fixing a problem will put the group out of business Exactly. They can either go the way of urban democrats and pers

>It's a low priority because fundamentally fixing a problem will put the group out of business Exactly. They can either go the way of urban democrats and persist by promising to solve problems you never solve (not that republicans have served rural voters any better) or they can go the way of MADD and actually make progress and then see interest wane. They chose the former.