I think that what we spend on feeding kids in this country is a great value, especially since we spend about $3 million per hour on war that we have never authorized.
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Fudge emphasizes the importance of spending on child nutrition compared to military spending.
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I would just ask that we would prioritize what is best for the people of this nation and not balance the budget on the backs of poor people or seniors or homeless people.
I know that my Republican colleagues are--have been ignoring, you know, that work that you have been doing, and ignoring the ongoing affordable housing crisis and the homeless epidemic in your country.
I would just ask that we would prioritize what is best for the people of this nation and not balance the budget on the backs of poor people or seniors or homeless people.
We could put a huge dent in the wealth gap if we would just value properties in certain communities properly.





