Democrats have won..

[otto105]

That’s how I riot every weekend.

The videos are NSFW.

Hilarious

Your diaper budget isn’t big enough for weekly insurrection.

 

[playtime]

Looks like it is time for 42 million people to work for food

New USDA Report Provides Picture of Who Participates in SNAP​

By Heather Hartline-Grafton, Senior Advisor, SNAP, and Ellen Vollinger, Legal/Food Stamp Director

Key Report Findings

• SNAP targets those in greatest need. Among those participating in the program, most are children, elderly persons, or individuals with a disability. In fact, 86 percent of all SNAP benefits go to households that include a child, elderly person, or person with disabilities. In addition, about 92 percent of all SNAP benefits go to households with income at or below the federal poverty line.
• SNAP recipients represent different races and/or ethnicities. White: about 37 percent; African American: 26 percent; Hispanic: 16 percent; Asian: 3 percent; and Native American: about 2 percent. (About 16 percent of participants are categorized as “race unknown.”)
• Many SNAP households have earned income. Almost one-third of SNAP households have earned income, though only 20 percent of households have gross monthly income above the federal poverty line. The average SNAP household’s monthly gross income is $872 and net income is $398.
• The vast majority of SNAP households do not receive cash welfare benefits. Only 4 percent of all SNAP households, and only 10 percent of SNAP households with children, receive benefits through the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program.
• SNAP fights poverty. More than 9 percent of participating households moved above the federal poverty line when SNAP benefits were included in gross income, and 10 percent of the lowest-income SNAP households moved out of deep poverty.
• SNAP benefit adequacy is a serious concern. About 36 percent of SNAP households receive the maximum allotment. The other 64 percent of participating households receive less than the maximum, and are expected to spend some of their other income on food to make up the difference. According to one calculation, the average monthly benefit per household was $258 in fiscal year 2019. As described in a prior FRAC analysis, the greatest shortcoming of SNAP is that benefits for most households are not enough to get them through the entire month without hunger or being forced to sacrifice nutrition quality.

New USDA Report Provides Picture of Who Participates in SNAP - Food Research & Action Center

 

[IM2]

BS. Repubicans are telling you that, and it's not true.

That's not completely true.

 

[otto105]

New USDA Report Provides Picture of Who Participates in SNAP​

By Heather Hartline-Grafton, Senior Advisor, SNAP, and Ellen Vollinger, Legal/Food Stamp Director

Key Report Findings

• SNAP targets those in greatest need. Among those participating in the program, most are children, elderly persons, or individuals with a disability. In fact, 86 percent of all SNAP benefits go to households that include a child, elderly person, or person with disabilities. In addition, about 92 percent of all SNAP benefits go to households with income at or below the federal poverty line.
• SNAP recipients represent different races and/or ethnicities. White: about 37 percent; African American: 26 percent; Hispanic: 16 percent; Asian: 3 percent; and Native American: about 2 percent. (About 16 percent of participants are categorized as “race unknown.”)
• Many SNAP households have earned income. Almost one-third of SNAP households have earned income, though only 20 percent of households have gross monthly income above the federal poverty line. The average SNAP household’s monthly gross income is $872 and net income is $398.
• The vast majority of SNAP households do not receive cash welfare benefits. Only 4 percent of all SNAP households, and only 10 percent of SNAP households with children, receive benefits through the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program.
• SNAP fights poverty. More than 9 percent of participating households moved above the federal poverty line when SNAP benefits were included in gross income, and 10 percent of the lowest-income SNAP households moved out of deep poverty.
• SNAP benefit adequacy is a serious concern. About 36 percent of SNAP households receive the maximum allotment. The other 64 percent of participating households receive less than the maximum, and are expected to spend some of their other income on food to make up the difference. According to one calculation, the average monthly benefit per household was $258 in fiscal year 2019. As described in a prior FRAC analysis, the greatest shortcoming of SNAP is that benefits for most households are not enough to get them through the entire month without hunger or being forced to sacrifice nutrition quality.

New USDA Report Provides Picture of Who Participates in SNAP - Food Research & Action Center

Have you looked at many countries in Kentucky where 98%+ white counties have 35%+ white folks on SNAP?

 

[22lcidw]

By law, whether rich or poor, black or white, illegal or legal green card immigrant, or foreign vacationer or citizen etc....our emergency rooms must treat patients who go there....

If the patient does not have the money to pay once their emergency treatment is over, then the hospital emergency rooms will be reimbursed by our government, because it is a government mandate they treat every emergency room patient regardless of ability to pay.

The system our govt set up to fund their mandated emergency room care, is to have Medicaid administer the emergency room funds reimbursing hospitals.

No matter what, whomever it may be in an emergency room situation, we as a country, will not allow emergency rooms to turn them away or at worse, let them die.

THAT is not giving illegals healthcare through our Medicaid Insurance or ACA Insurance.

The GOP is cutting healthcare programs and insurance FOR AMERICAN CITIZENS in their big, beautiful, bullcrap, bill

The ghettos in every city in our nation is a sieve in medical care that the taxpayers pay through the nose for. So, laws are formulated to make it look legitimate as the taxpayer pay for it and the people with medical health plans.

 

[otto105]

The ghettos in every city in our nation is a sieve in medical care that the taxpayers pay through the nose for. So, laws are formulated to make it look legitimate as the taxpayer pay for it and the people with medical health plans.

Game of Thrones, dude, you have to see the sun vitamin D

 

[fncceo]

Hilarious

Your diaper budget isn’t big enough for weekly insurrection.

My diapers are taxpayer funded … just like Joey B’s.

 

[otto105]

My diapers are taxpayer funded … just like Joey B’s.

Change that diaper bold white POS while you can yourself.

Because nobody else will.

 

[fncceo]

Change that diaper bold white POS while you can yourself.

Because nobody else will.

 

[otto105]

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Is that picture readily available on the Internet?

 

[elektra]

New USDA Report Provides Picture of Who Participates in SNAP​

By Heather Hartline-Grafton, Senior Advisor, SNAP, and Ellen Vollinger, Legal/Food Stamp Director

Key Report Findings

• SNAP targets those in greatest need. Among those participating in the program, most are children, elderly persons, or individuals with a disability. In fact, 86 percent of all SNAP benefits go to households that include a child, elderly person, or person with disabilities. In addition, about 92 percent of all SNAP benefits go to households with income at or below the federal poverty line.
• SNAP recipients represent different races and/or ethnicities. White: about 37 percent; African American: 26 percent; Hispanic: 16 percent; Asian: 3 percent; and Native American: about 2 percent. (About 16 percent of participants are categorized as “race unknown.”)
• Many SNAP households have earned income. Almost one-third of SNAP households have earned income, though only 20 percent of households have gross monthly income above the federal poverty line. The average SNAP household’s monthly gross income is $872 and net income is $398.
• The vast majority of SNAP households do not receive cash welfare benefits. Only 4 percent of all SNAP households, and only 10 percent of SNAP households with children, receive benefits through the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program.
• SNAP fights poverty. More than 9 percent of participating households moved above the federal poverty line when SNAP benefits were included in gross income, and 10 percent of the lowest-income SNAP households moved out of deep poverty.
• SNAP benefit adequacy is a serious concern. About 36 percent of SNAP households receive the maximum allotment. The other 64 percent of participating households receive less than the maximum, and are expected to spend some of their other income on food to make up the difference. According to one calculation, the average monthly benefit per household was $258 in fiscal year 2019. As described in a prior FRAC analysis, the greatest shortcoming of SNAP is that benefits for most households are not enough to get them through the entire month without hunger or being forced to sacrifice nutrition quality.

New USDA Report Provides Picture of Who Participates in SNAP - Food Research & Action Center

Nice, democrats get rich running the snap program while the poor are one handout away from starvation

this is tyranny

 

[IM2]

Why are we talking about spending after Trump spent 40 billion on Argentina?

 

[skye]

I'm sure there will be civil unrest if SNAP benefits stop. And very bad actors may commit atrocities under cover of chaos.

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[meaner gene]

Repubs have tried 13 times to reopen the government, dems have rejected all of them.

You didn't read my post, apparently. Democrats are calling the illegals "lawfully present" because they claimed asylum, the dems bill would restore Healthcare plans to those people. I just linked an article explaining it.

Actually republicans haven't tried at all.
All budgets have to originate in the house of representatives, and the house has been MIA for the last month and a half.
The house can't write a budget, if they haven't been in session since weeks before the government shutdown.

 

[Muhammed]

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We know the types who will loot. Criminal types. The same types who commit disability fraud.

I've got word from an inside source that facial recognition software and monitoring of social media is already being used to help identify disability fraudsters.

If their physical activity level on camera isn't consistent with the physical activity limitations that they claimed on their disability application, their benefits will be cut. They will be prosecuted.

 

[fncceo]

If you’re fit enough to loot … you’re fit enough to work.

 

[meaner gene]

We know the types who will loot. Criminal types. The same types who commit disability fraud.

I've got word from an inside source that facial recognition software and monitoring of social media is already being used to help identify disability fraudsters.

If their physical activity level on camera isn't consistent with the physical activity limitations that they claimed on their disability application, their benefits will be cut. They will be prosecuted.

Interesting idea. If they monitored social media, they would find that Trump only works a couple of hours a day.

 

[Bootstraps]

If holding the nation hostage between the choice of starvation or loss of medical care, which is what Republicans are doing, is a win, then Republicans need to get run out of DC on a rail right now.

Fine by me. Republicans are shit too.

Now you made two claims about me in two separate threads and then ran when I held you to task. Quit running and answer the questions.

 

[Dragonlady]

Looks like it is time for 42 million people to work for food

They’re already working full-time, moron.

 

[Muhammed]

They’re already working full-time, moron.

That's a lie.

Fact = Most SNAP beneficiaries are not employed.

New eligibility rules will require able-bodied adult recipients with no dependent children under 14 to work a minimum of 20 hours/week.

If they were all working full time, why would you Democrats be bitching about the new work requirement?