Trump and the Far Right are using food, health care and housing as tools to get what they personally want! Is that what you want from a president?

[Luckyone]

AI Overview

The idea that Republicans use food, health care, and housing as "political tools" is a viewpoint frequently expressed by Democratic politicians and progressive advocacy groups in the context of policy debates and budget negotiations. They argue that Republican proposals for spending cuts and policy changes to social safety net programs are designed for political leverage rather than the stated goal of improving the programs' efficiency or the lives of recipients.

• Food Assistance (SNAP): Democrats have accused Republicans of "weaponizing hunger and starvation" by proposing significant cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, or food stamps) and supporting stricter work requirements. Critics argue that withholding SNAP benefits, especially during government shutdown debates, uses vulnerable populations as "political pawns".
• Health Care (ACA and Medicaid): Republicans have consistently worked to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and have proposed substantial cuts to Medicaid. Opponents of these measures argue that they would cause millions of Americans to lose health insurance or face massive premium increases, forcing families to choose between coverage and other basic necessities. Republicans, in turn, argue their approach aims to lower costs and increase access to affordable, high-quality care without expanding federal debt.
• Housing: House Democrats have condemned Republican plans that proposed billions in cuts to federal housing support and limits on rental assistance, arguing these would force millions into homelessness or unstable living situations. The Republican platform generally favors reducing the federal government's role in housing policy and promoting responsible homeownership.

Isn't a president supposed to be helping all the American citizens and not just the rich ones?

America’s wealthiest billionaires got $698 billion richer this year—and Trump’s tax policy could give them a new windfall​

 

[Concerned American]

Isn't a president supposed to be helping all the American citizens and not just the rich ones?

Please link to the portion of the constitution that says the gov't is supposed to feed, clothe, house and provide health insurance for ANYONE. Suck it up parasite.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Stop giving benefits to criminal invaders. Problem solved.

 

[marvin martian]

AI Overview

The idea that Republicans use food, health care, and housing as "political tools" is a viewpoint frequently expressed by Democratic politicians and progressive advocacy groups in the context of policy debates and budget negotiations. They argue that Republican proposals for spending cuts and policy changes to social safety net programs are designed for political leverage rather than the stated goal of improving the programs' efficiency or the lives of recipients.

• Food Assistance (SNAP): Democrats have accused Republicans of "weaponizing hunger and starvation" by proposing significant cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, or food stamps) and supporting stricter work requirements. Critics argue that withholding SNAP benefits, especially during government shutdown debates, uses vulnerable populations as "political pawns".
• Health Care (ACA and Medicaid): Republicans have consistently worked to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and have proposed substantial cuts to Medicaid. Opponents of these measures argue that they would cause millions of Americans to lose health insurance or face massive premium increases, forcing families to choose between coverage and other basic necessities. Republicans, in turn, argue their approach aims to lower costs and increase access to affordable, high-quality care without expanding federal debt.
• Housing: House Democrats have condemned Republican plans that proposed billions in cuts to federal housing support and limits on rental assistance, arguing these would force millions into homelessness or unstable living situations. The Republican platform generally favors reducing the federal government's role in housing policy and promoting responsible homeownership.

Isn't a president supposed to be helping all the American citizens and not just the rich ones?

America’s wealthiest billionaires got $698 billion richer this year—and Trump’s tax policy could give them a new windfall​

This shutdown is on Democrats, who won't give up their demand for billions of dollars for illegals.

Own it.

 

[Etymology gaslight]

AI Overview

The idea that Republicans use food, health care, and housing as "political tools" is a viewpoint frequently expressed by Democratic politicians and progressive advocacy groups in the context of policy debates and budget negotiations. They argue that Republican proposals for spending cuts and policy changes to social safety net programs are designed for political leverage rather than the stated goal of improving the programs' efficiency or the lives of recipients.

• Food Assistance (SNAP): Democrats have accused Republicans of "weaponizing hunger and starvation" by proposing significant cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, or food stamps) and supporting stricter work requirements. Critics argue that withholding SNAP benefits, especially during government shutdown debates, uses vulnerable populations as "political pawns".
• Health Care (ACA and Medicaid): Republicans have consistently worked to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and have proposed substantial cuts to Medicaid. Opponents of these measures argue that they would cause millions of Americans to lose health insurance or face massive premium increases, forcing families to choose between coverage and other basic necessities. Republicans, in turn, argue their approach aims to lower costs and increase access to affordable, high-quality care without expanding federal debt.
• Housing: House Democrats have condemned Republican plans that proposed billions in cuts to federal housing support and limits on rental assistance, arguing these would force millions into homelessness or unstable living situations. The Republican platform generally favors reducing the federal government's role in housing policy and promoting responsible homeownership.

Isn't a president supposed to be helping all the American citizens and not just the rich ones?

America’s wealthiest billionaires got $698 billion richer this year—and Trump’s tax policy could give them a new windfall​

Well you are the new leader of
bottom of the threads.


Of
All the threads that i started here
that were recklessly buried
because I liked Trump
i'm
A birher.

But
Look at you !

having you way
Holding court

with the
Sketchy moderators
With you as their ***** pawn.

 

[The Irish Ram]

That OP is a whole bunch of horse shit.
Obummercare is what is holding things up. What Dems want is free care for illegals while our prices continue to rise. Nobody in this country thinks the "Affordable Care Act" is affordable. Democrats are using workers paychecks for leverage against Trump. It isn't boding well for the Democrats.

 

[MarathonMike]

AI Overview

The idea that Republicans use food, health care, and housing as "political tools" is a viewpoint frequently expressed by Democratic politicians and progressive advocacy groups in the context of policy debates and budget negotiations. They argue that Republican proposals for spending cuts and policy changes to social safety net programs are designed for political leverage rather than the stated goal of improving the programs' efficiency or the lives of recipients.

• Food Assistance (SNAP): Democrats have accused Republicans of "weaponizing hunger and starvation" by proposing significant cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, or food stamps) and supporting stricter work requirements. Critics argue that withholding SNAP benefits, especially during government shutdown debates, uses vulnerable populations as "political pawns".
• Health Care (ACA and Medicaid): Republicans have consistently worked to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and have proposed substantial cuts to Medicaid. Opponents of these measures argue that they would cause millions of Americans to lose health insurance or face massive premium increases, forcing families to choose between coverage and other basic necessities. Republicans, in turn, argue their approach aims to lower costs and increase access to affordable, high-quality care without expanding federal debt.
• Housing: House Democrats have condemned Republican plans that proposed billions in cuts to federal housing support and limits on rental assistance, arguing these would force millions into homelessness or unstable living situations. The Republican platform generally favors reducing the federal government's role in housing policy and promoting responsible homeownership.

Isn't a president supposed to be helping all the American citizens and not just the rich ones?

America’s wealthiest billionaires got $698 billion richer this year—and Trump’s tax policy could give them a new windfall​

Banker supplementing his trading income with paid posts. Not surprising, given how bad he is at stocks. LOL

 

[yidnar]

AI Overview

The idea that Republicans use food, health care, and housing as "political tools" is a viewpoint frequently expressed by Democratic politicians and progressive advocacy groups in the context of policy debates and budget negotiations. They argue that Republican proposals for spending cuts and policy changes to social safety net programs are designed for political leverage rather than the stated goal of improving the programs' efficiency or the lives of recipients.

• Food Assistance (SNAP): Democrats have accused Republicans of "weaponizing hunger and starvation" by proposing significant cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, or food stamps) and supporting stricter work requirements. Critics argue that withholding SNAP benefits, especially during government shutdown debates, uses vulnerable populations as "political pawns".
• Health Care (ACA and Medicaid): Republicans have consistently worked to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and have proposed substantial cuts to Medicaid. Opponents of these measures argue that they would cause millions of Americans to lose health insurance or face massive premium increases, forcing families to choose between coverage and other basic necessities. Republicans, in turn, argue their approach aims to lower costs and increase access to affordable, high-quality care without expanding federal debt.
• Housing: House Democrats have condemned Republican plans that proposed billions in cuts to federal housing support and limits on rental assistance, arguing these would force millions into homelessness or unstable living situations. The Republican platform generally favors reducing the federal government's role in housing policy and promoting responsible homeownership.

Isn't a president supposed to be helping all the American citizens and not just the rich ones?

America’s wealthiest billionaires got $698 billion richer this year—and Trump’s tax policy could give them a new windfall​

and yet 52 republicans have voted to open the gov with a CR and all but 3 Dems voted against it .. so it would seem its the Dems using those things you outlined as political tools

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Please link to the portion of the constitution that says the gov't is supposed to feed, clothe, house and provide health insurance for ANYONE. Suck it up parasite.

Republicans are just as reprehensible and wrong as Trump.

They couldn’t care less about who gets hurt by Republican partisan politics.

 

[Freedomisneverfree]

This shutdown is on Democrats, who won't give up their demand for billions of dollars for illegals.

Own it.

That's the TRUE reason why filthy Democrats won't move on. They want to feed all the illegals. They feel they are going to win in '28 so they want to keep the illegals fat and healthy and Democrats will beg for their votes.

 

[kyzina]

Oh nose! No more lotto, beer, cigs, and phone games!

 

[yidnar]

Republicans are just as reprehensible and wrong as Trump.

They couldn’t care less about who gets hurt by Republican partisan politics.

Dems are keeping the Gov shut down .. 52 republicans have voted to open the gov 14 times . how many Dems have voted to open the gov ?

 

[Concerned American]

Republicans are just as reprehensible and wrong as Trump.

They couldn’t care less about who gets hurt by Republican partisan politics.

Now we know how you FEEL. Please link to that portion of the constitution that says the gov't is responsible for feeding, clothing, housing or providing you with health insurance, comrade? I really DGAF how you FEEL, parasite. Democrats voted 14 times to deny you your freebies, moron. SCHUMER SHUTDOWN!

 

[whitehall]

As usual the TDS left has it upside down, backwards and inside out. Angry democrats are holding the U.S. hostage until they can get medical care for illegal aliens.

 

[sparky]

This is why we cant take you anywhere Lucky....... ~S~

 

[Thinker101]

 

[blackhawk]

 

[MarathonMike]

and yet 52 republicans have voted to open the gov with a CR and all but 3 Dems voted against it .. so it would seem its the Dems using those things you outlined as political tools

The Trump Hysterians don't think, they just repeat what the Democrats feed them. SO OBVIOUSLY another manufactured crisis by the Democrats. It's literally all they've done since 2016.

 

[Muhammed]

AI Overview

The idea that Republicans use food, health care, and housing as "political tools" is a viewpoint frequently expressed by Democratic politicians and progressive advocacy groups in the context of policy debates and budget negotiations.

In other words, only lying TDS afflicted moronic moonbats.

 

[The Irish Ram]

Democrats have already told us why they are holding the worker's paychecks hostage. Leverage.
They don't give one shit who they starve. This is a political pissing contest.