Why block snap benefits?

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Anonymous wrote:I no longer understand anything that is happening. I used to think I had figured some of it out and knew some of the whys and hows -even if I disagreed - I could still figure out motives and reasoning.

None of this makes sense to me.

This doesn’t make sense because our government has reached a severe point of dysfunction. If this was a parliamentary system they would be calling a new election right now. It’s really bad.

We're 38 Trillion in national debt, which is about $110K per person in tne country. The US dollar is being challenged as the world's reserve currency and just the interest on the national debt is more than the defense budget.

Call for a new election, but what are your POLICY solutions? And they better make fiscal sense, because the math in a global economy hasn't worked for several decades.

Cut military spending and raise taxes on the top wealth class. This country doesn’t need billionaires and definitely no trillionaires!!

So you're telling the wealthy to offshore themselves in a global economy? That's your message?

What's your plan when airplanes fly into buildings? Plus up the balances on EBT cards?

F** the wealthy! They should pay their share. They used to and we had a thriving middle class. You are historically ignorant!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The Democrats are blocking SNAP benefits.

Trump literally appealed to the SCOTUS not to pay SNAP as the courts ordered. The Heritage Foundation wants to end SNAP, WIC, and other assistance programs.

SNAP gets funded by Democrats voting to open the government. It’s so simple.

Sorry there was a court ruling that SNAP obligations need to be met like in previous shutdowns.

Court order is on hold.

Only so the appeals court can issue a more fulsome opinion backed by legal reasoning.

Unlike the conservative judges, Jackson did the right things, and chose not to issue a dubious decision using the shadow docket.

Perhaps, but the fundamental question is whether Judge McConnell's order was appropriate.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I no longer understand anything that is happening. I used to think I had figured some of it out and knew some of the whys and hows -even if I disagreed - I could still figure out motives and reasoning.

None of this makes sense to me.

This doesn’t make sense because our government has reached a severe point of dysfunction. If this was a parliamentary system they would be calling a new election right now. It’s really bad.

We're 38 Trillion in national debt, which is about $110K per person in tne country. The US dollar is being challenged as the world's reserve currency and just the interest on the national debt is more than the defense budget.

Call for a new election, but what are your POLICY solutions? And they better make fiscal sense, because the math in a global economy hasn't worked for several decades.

Trump is adding debt faster than ever. Nearly $2 trillion added to the debt since he was inaugurated.

$38 trillion in national debt is mostly the result of Rs cutting taxes but never cutting spending. Trump’s latest tax cut for billionaires just adds more debt at warp speed.

This is all on Republicans.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why is trump wanting to block snap benefits? What is the end game? Isn't he alienating his voters?

Let’s try this again read project 2025

Go online and listen to The Heritage Foundation

Then get back to the rest of us real Americans who understand the end goal

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I no longer understand anything that is happening. I used to think I had figured some of it out and knew some of the whys and hows -even if I disagreed - I could still figure out motives and reasoning.

None of this makes sense to me.

This doesn’t make sense because our government has reached a severe point of dysfunction. If this was a parliamentary system they would be calling a new election right now. It’s really bad.

We're 38 Trillion in national debt, which is about $110K per person in tne country. The US dollar is being challenged as the world's reserve currency and just the interest on the national debt is more than the defense budget.

Call for a new election, but what are your POLICY solutions? And they better make fiscal sense, because the math in a global economy hasn't worked for several decades.

Trump is adding debt faster than ever. Nearly $2 trillion added to the debt since he was inaugurated.

$38 trillion in national debt is mostly the result of Rs cutting taxes but never cutting spending. Trump’s latest tax cut for billionaires just adds more debt at warp speed.

This is all on Republicans.

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[Anonymous]

Why? Because Republicans have already spent all the SNAP money and they don't want to admit it.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I no longer understand anything that is happening. I used to think I had figured some of it out and knew some of the whys and hows -even if I disagreed - I could still figure out motives and reasoning.

None of this makes sense to me.

This doesn’t make sense because our government has reached a severe point of dysfunction. If this was a parliamentary system they would be calling a new election right now. It’s really bad.

We're 38 Trillion in national debt, which is about $110K per person in tne country. The US dollar is being challenged as the world's reserve currency and just the interest on the national debt is more than the defense budget.

Call for a new election, but what are your POLICY solutions? And they better make fiscal sense, because the math in a global economy hasn't worked for several decades.

Trump is adding debt faster than ever. Nearly $2 trillion added to the debt since he was inaugurated.

$38 trillion in national debt is mostly the result of Rs cutting taxes but never cutting spending. Trump’s latest tax cut for billionaires just adds more debt at warp speed.

This is all on Republicans.

Just under 60% of the entire national debt is a result of policies enacted by W and Trump. Two presidents, and counting.

[Anonymous]

Hatred. This is the face of the modern MAGA GOP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Democrats are blocking SNAP benefits.

No they are not.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why is trump wanting to block snap benefits? What is the end game? Isn't he alienating his voters?

Racism. SNAP is perceived (incorrectly) by MAGA to be used more by poor blacks. Trump’s whole administration is geared around demonizing and politically decapitating black people, and this resonates with his supporters.

[Anonymous]

Trump's "Art of the Deal" says if you have no leverage then threaten your customers. That's why he's threatening to fire constituents and make other US citizens go hungry. He said if Democrats don't cave then he would make sure the Supreme Court blocked food stamps and since the whole point of the Supreme Court is to push Trump's agenda, poor people won't be eating soon. Hope this clears everything up.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Why is trump wanting to block snap benefits? What is the end game? Isn't he alienating his voters?

Racism. SNAP is perceived (incorrectly) by MAGA to be used more by poor blacks. Trump’s whole administration is geared around demonizing and politically decapitating black people, and this resonates with his supporters.

I hope that they stay stupid through November, 2026.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Why is trump wanting to block snap benefits? What is the end game? Isn't he alienating his voters?

Let’s try this again read project 2025

Go online and listen to The Heritage Foundation

Then get back to the rest of us real Americans who understand the end goal

Can you explain the end goal to me? Is it really just chaos?

[Anonymous]

Trump could give people their SNAP benefits. He is choosing not too. There is emergency funding. No president has ever denied this funding. He is doing this on purpose.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I no longer understand anything that is happening. I used to think I had figured some of it out and knew some of the whys and hows -even if I disagreed - I could still figure out motives and reasoning.

None of this makes sense to me.

This doesn’t make sense because our government has reached a severe point of dysfunction. If this was a parliamentary system they would be calling a new election right now. It’s really bad.

We're 38 Trillion in national debt, which is about $110K per person in tne country. The US dollar is being challenged as the world's reserve currency and just the interest on the national debt is more than the defense budget.

Call for a new election, but what are your POLICY solutions? And they better make fiscal sense, because the math in a global economy hasn't worked for several decades.

Yet the Trump administration has $20 billion to gift to Argentina.