Taking away food from people who need it is not a solution toward any improvements or efforts to deal with the SNAP Program in the next farm bill.
Jim Costa: “Taking away food from people who need it is not a solution toward any improvements or efforts to deal with the SNAP…”
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Arguing against cuts to the SNAP program.
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