Last Friday (see WPI 13 July) we wrote that it is up to the House Republican leadership to devise a strategy to deal with scheduling the farm bill. Here's this analyst's bias: The farm vote is way overstated in Washington, mostly by ag advocates who are myopic and campaign consultants who don't understand the sector.Indeed, then-presidential candidate Barack Obama made serious inroads into rural counties in 2008, and actually edged out Republican candidate John McCain in several rural Iowa counties -- counties that Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry lost big in 2004.  However, according to an NBC News analysis, voter turnout was lower in 2008 than in 2004 in two-thirds of Iowa rural counties, indicating more Bush-fatigue than...