12-06-2018, 02:27 PM
(12-06-2018, 02:15 PM)GMDino Wrote: The politics of it is, as you said, SNAP is a drop in the bucket but always ran out by the GOP has a place that needs constant reform to save us money.
Meanwhile the military....
Well, ignore that spending.
Any social service gets maligned as riddled with fraud and costing too much by our friends on the right.
SNAP isn't a drop in the bucket exactly, but the savings from having 1 million fewer over ten years would be. I'm curious though as to what would cause there to be one million less people. Since the main change would have been work requirement rules it would seem that drop would be from people who don't need it anymore.
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