On the recordJuly 11, 2021
I am very deeply concerned that unless a serious effort is made to return SNAP to its original intended purpose, we are moving into an era of lifelong dependence on Federal programs.
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Cammack expresses concern about SNAP leading to dependency instead of encouraging work.
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