Cutting benefits would also harm our nation's farmers, who are supported by programs like SNAP and incentives within it.
Eric Sorensen: “Cutting benefits would also harm our nation's farmers, who are supported by programs like SNAP and incentives within it.”
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He argues that reducing SNAP benefits negatively impacts farmers reliant on the program.
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