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Former GOP congressman sets TX joker straight: SNAP (the food stamp program) already has work requirements:

‘Get off the couch, stop eating the Cheetos’: House GOPer on expanding food stamps requirements – MSNBC

‘It’s been a lifesaver’: millions risk going hungry as Republicans propose slashing food stamps – Guardian


Dear GOP members of Congress: It may take some time to sink in. How long before your constituents realize what cutting Medicaid means for them?

Congress Just Voted to Cut Medicaid. Here’s What That Means for My Family. And Yours. – msn

Republicans pushing forward on Medicaid changes, despite potential political fallout – ABC

MAGA and Medicaid: Which States Have Highest Percentage of Beneficiaries? – Newsweek

“A number of the country’s most Republican-leaning states have some of the greatest percentage of their population on Medicaid.”

“Louisiana (32.4), Kentucky (28.3), West Virginia (28.2) and Arkansas (27.4) were among seven states that had more than 25 percent of their population on the Medicaid program, according to the health policy research website KFF. All four were also states that voted for Trump in the 2024 election, and West Virginia is among the top five most Republican-leaning states in the country, according to analysis by the election website FiveThirtyEight.”

Don’t take much math to understand this equation:

SNAP cuts + Medicaid cuts = $$ for tax cuts for the top 20%


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