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lapucelle

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13. What does that even mean in the context of Biden getting a deal to expand SNAP eligibility?

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Mon May 29, 2023, 11:00 AM

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Biden negotiated new SNAP work requirement EXEMPTIONS for veterans, the homeless, [View all] lapucelle May 2023 OP

K&R betsuni May 2023 #1

The media is doing its best to stir up division among Democrats by ignoring this detail. lapucelle May 2023 #2

Our President is a skilled negotiator, and his priorities will be met. brer cat May 2023 #3

I guess you don't put in all those decades of service calimary May 2023 #5

You expressed that perfectly. murielm99 May 2023 #6

Indeed Artcatt May 2023 #9

+1 betsuni May 2023 #19

💯 ismnotwasm May 2023 #21

Yeah, the media as Usual.. they Don't Cha May 2023 #16

I'm impressed! betsuni May 2023 #18

Noticed that too. 2naSalit May 2023 #4

K & R...nt Wounded Bear May 2023 #7

KNR niyad May 2023 #8

SNSP benefits aren't very much anywsy Squaredeal May 2023 #10

Same thing for anyone disabled on social security as they are punished for working in varies ways. cstanleytech May 2023 #11

The contention that "SNSP [sic] benefits aren't very much anywsy [sic]" lapucelle May 2023 #14

I read profiles. N/T lapucelle May 2023 #15

What will corporations have to do to collect their corporate welfare? The Jungle 1 May 2023 #12

What does that even mean in the context of Biden getting a deal to expand SNAP eligibility? lapucelle May 2023 #13

:) I take it as an expression of a degree of Hortensis May 2023 #17

Biden and his team really came through. lapucelle May 2023 #20

Wow yuns are missing my whole point or just bad communication on me The Jungle 1 May 2023 #22

So your point is that Biden negotiated a good budget deal and that Republicans still suck lapucelle May 2023 #28

If only that "purity" or "perfection" mirror was turned Hortensis May 2023 #24

Wow yuns are missing my whole point. Or bad communication on me The Jungle 1 May 2023 #23

So your point is that President Biden negotiated a good budget deal and that Republicans still suck lapucelle May 2023 #27

Low/no taxes on corporations and the rich is the most important Republican policy along with betsuni May 2023 #29

Amazed NowISeetheLight May 2023 #25

One group of Democratic lawmakers are supporting this compromise LetMyPeopleVote May 2023 #26

Is it hard to prove you are homeless to get them? MichMan May 2023 #30

After the budget passes, the regulations will be written. lapucelle May 2023 #31

+1 betsuni May 2023 #32

OK, just wasn't sure what documents someone could have to "prove" a homeless status MichMan May 2023 #33

Definitely cause for celebration. summer_in_TX May 2023 #34

The change concerns 50-54 year old able-bodied SNAP recipients with no dependents, lapucelle May 2023 #35

That'd be amazing for her. summer_in_TX May 2023 #36

The media has done a pretty poor job of reporting this out. N/T lapucelle May 2023 #37