On the recordMay 23, 2016
Eliminating food assistance for 13 million Americans, as suggested by the latest Republican budget, will not reduce poverty and hardship, it will increase it.
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congress.govEliminating food assistance for 13 million Americans, as suggested by the latest Republican budget, will not reduce poverty and hardship, it will increase it.
Criticism of Republican budget cuts affecting food assistance.
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