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Republicans: We Were Too Nice to the Hungry -- Daily Intelligencer
Knowing they are taking the food out of the mouths of the elderly and little children is what put those happy smiles on their faces. Also, knowing that rw haters are happy that the R increased the suffering of many Americans just adds to the joy.
But then, there are facts -
The attack on food stamps doesn't reflect changes in the program. It reflects changes in the Republican Party and mainstream conservative ideology. | New Republic
Cuts in House Leadership SNAP Proposal Would Affect Millions of Low-Income Americans ? Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
Okay, rw's -- bring on the lies and the hate.
Knowing they are taking the food out of the mouths of the elderly and little children is what put those happy smiles on their faces. Also, knowing that rw haters are happy that the R increased the suffering of many Americans just adds to the joy.
But then, there are facts -
The attack on food stamps doesn't reflect changes in the program. It reflects changes in the Republican Party and mainstream conservative ideology. | New Republic
Conservatives are getting all worked up about the food stamp president again. But now they're not just talking about President Obama. They're also talking about former President Bush.
Hard to believe? It shouldn't be. It's just one more sign of how extreme mainstream conservatives and their Republican allies have become.
Cuts in House Leadership SNAP Proposal Would Affect Millions of Low-Income Americans ? Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
1.7 million unemployed, childless adults in 2014 who live in areas of high unemployment a group that has average income of only 22 percent of the poverty line (about $2,500 a year for a single individual) and for whom SNAP is, in most cases, the only government assistance they receive (this number will average 1 million a year over the coming decade);[4]
2.1 million people in 2014, mostly low-income working families and low-income seniors, who have gross incomes or assets modestly above the federal SNAP limits but disposable income the income that a family actually has available to spend on food and other needs below the poverty line in most cases often because of high rent or child care costs. (This number will average 1.8 million a year over the coming decade.) In addition, 210,000 children in these families would also lose free school meals;
Other poor, unemployed parents who want to work but cannot find a job or an opening in a training program along with their children, other than infants.
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Okay, rw's -- bring on the lies and the hate.