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Never mind that most Republican state lawmakers represent rural constituencies in areas that – wait for it – are facing increasing development “threats.” Here’s a novel idea: why don’t Republican’s let farmers decided if they want to sell or keep farming? It’s a free-market approach the GOP used to embrace with enthusiasm.