I frankly cannot support a budget that expands tax preferences for the most wealthy by nearly a trillion dollars, $961 billion, while cutting the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, our major food program, by $122 billion.
Ryan criticizes a budget favoring the wealthy while cutting food assistance for the needy.
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If you just knew that, you'd say who's for the average working person and who's for the billionaires, and it's quite clear, and I got a long record.
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