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"I mean, thank God right now that the states govern individually. Still under federal law, however, things can be done on the state level to some degree. They're literally adding bureaucratic red tape to keep people from getting food. So let's look at these numbers. Listen to this. 42 million Americans rely on SNAP benefits. 42 million. The average benefit is about 230 per month for an individual. And the majority of recipients are families with children or elderly or disabled members."
"I mean, thank God right now that the states govern individually. Still under federal law, however, things can be done on the state level to some degree. They're literally adding bureaucratic red tape to keep people from getting food. So let's look at these numbers. Listen to this. 42 million Americans rely on SNAP benefits. 42 million. The average benefit is about 230 per month for an individual. And the majority of recipients are families with children or elderly or disabled members."
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"I mean, thank God right now that the states govern individually. Still under federal law, however, things can be done on the state level to some degree. They're literally adding bureaucratic red tape to keep people from getting food. So let's look at these numbers. Listen to this. 42 million Americans rely on SNAP benefits. 42 million. The average benefit is about 230 per month for an individual. And the majority of recipients are families with children or elderly or disabled members."
"I mean, thank God right now that the states govern individually. Still under federal law, however, things can be done on the state level to some degree. They're literally adding bureaucratic red tape to keep people from getting food. So let's look at these numbers. Listen to this. 42 million Americans rely on SNAP benefits. 42 million. The average benefit is about 230 per month for an individual. And the majority of recipients are families with children or elderly or disabled members."