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Month of May foodstamp program could be affected by shutdown

 
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Month of May foodstamp program could be affected by shutdown
Welfare ("Temporary Assistance for Needy Families") will be unaffected, writes the Times. It is funded through September. Food stamps have a different fate. They're provided at the beginning of each month, so they'll be fine unless a shutdown lasts into May.

Finally, the federal government provides the funding for extended unemployment insurance benefits. These are very important to millions of long-term unemployed Americans who have exhausted the number of weeks states will provide unemployment insurance. The Treasury has the duty of providing states with the funds to pay extended benefits, and it has indicated that these payments will continue, even if the federal government shuts down.
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They need to stop them altogether and WiC and welfare and section 8
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Blacks and Hispanics will go wild. Cities will break down. It will be warm and people will go out of control!
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Could be the may 01 revolution sparked by food riots.

Nobody knows how long shutdown will last..

Medicare: According to the administration official, Medicare is funded for the short-term - and would likely remain unaffected unless the government were to remain closed for a period of months or more. NIH, however, will not be able to accept new patients or begin new clinical trials.
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total government re structure?
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In 2006, the U.S. Department of Agriculture conducted a study of its food stamp recipients. The study found that 52 percent of qualifying households had children and nine percent were elderly. It also found that 42 percent of qualifying households were white, 33 percent were black, and 19 percent were Hispanic.The average income of a qualifying household was reported as $673 a month.

Read more: The Average Benefits for Food Stamp Recipients | eHow.com [link to www.ehow.com]
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Caucasian (182,494), Black (68,873), Hispanic/Latino (95,787), Asian (4,039), North American/Alaskan (1,391) and Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (328).
[link to blogs.thehour.com]

State officials say that in general, food stamp use is greatest among working families headed by a single mother, but the recession has changed that mold.
Lucy Nolan, executive director of End Hunger CT, shared the story of an affluent couple with children, who were living in a suburban community in Avon, Conn.

Both had earned master’s degrees at respectable institutions and both had lost their jobs during the recession. With no where else to turn, they turned to food stamps.
This is just one example of how suburban communities are facing challenges they typically don’t face.

In Weston, food stamp enrollment rose 50 percent from July 2008 to June 2009.
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In 2006, the U.S. Department of Agriculture conducted a study of its food stamp recipients. The study found that 52 percent of qualifying households had children and nine percent were elderly. It also found that 42 percent of qualifying households were white, 33 percent were black, and 19 percent were Hispanic.The average income of a qualifying household was reported as $673 a month.

Read more: The Average Benefits for Food Stamp Recipients | eHow.com [link to www.ehow.com]
[link to www.ehow.com]

Caucasian (182,494), Black (68,873), Hispanic/Latino (95,787), Asian (4,039), North American/Alaskan (1,391) and Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (328).
[link to blogs.thehour.com]

State officials say that in general, food stamp use is greatest among working families headed by a single mother, but the recession has changed that mold.
Lucy Nolan, executive director of End Hunger CT, shared the story of an affluent couple with children, who were living in a suburban community in Avon, Conn.

Both had earned master’s degrees at respectable institutions and both had lost their jobs during the recession. With no where else to turn, they turned to food stamps.
This is just one example of how suburban communities are facing challenges they typically don’t face.

In Weston, food stamp enrollment rose 50 percent from July 2008 to June 2009.
[link to blogs.thehour.com]
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what so this means more whites and hispanics are on welfare than black?

wtf
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04/07/2011 06:12 PM
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good

maybe they will loose a few pounds like the rest of us.
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I hope this happens.
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They need to stop them altogether and WiC and welfare and section 8
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Wow, what a cold-hearted bastard. I certainly hope you don't call yourself a Christian.
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They need to stop them altogether and WiC and welfare and section 8
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 360613


Wow, what a cold-hearted bastard. I certainly hope you don't call yourself a Christian.
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No I am secular progressive.

fk em
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Blacks and Hispanics will go wild. Cities will break down. It will be warm and people will go out of control!
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They'll do like they always do and torch their own neighborhoods.
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They need to stop them altogether and WiC and welfare and section 8
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Yah!! I mean, they're just people right? Let them hunt and forage. Kids? Who needs em?

Idiot morans without a brian should be baned!
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04/07/2011 06:15 PM
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They say this every time there is a shut down. It never happens unless the President says it should. He picks what gets stopped and what doesn't. He picks Military, Welfare and whatever. Shut it down and board it up! Obama gets the blame!
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They need to stop them altogether and WiC and welfare and section 8
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Yah!! I mean, they're just people right? Let them hunt and forage. Kids? Who needs em?

Idiot morans without a brian should be baned!
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1061589


You must be on food stamps. People like that don't try to better themselves and bring down the rest of society.
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good

maybe they will loose a few pounds like the rest of us.
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Or maybe they will learn how to spell?
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04/07/2011 06:24 PM
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Re: Month of May foodstamp program could be affected by shutdown
Time for everyone to plant a garden.

Something to eat or something to share, depends on your situation.

Probably just more of the emotional roller coaster though.

All this crap reminds me of a car salesman's pitch called the Four Square. A sheet of paper with a big + on it and he has an objective in each of the 4 squares to take the customer up and down a roller coaster ride, so that in the end, you just gotta have the damn car. Here's an article on it. [link to autoinsidernews.com]

If you ever see a car salesman with a piece of paper like that, just say, Put that 4 square piece of paper up or I'm walking out. Better yet, just run like hell, he has it all inside his head from the hours of training on it.
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04/07/2011 06:32 PM
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The problem with poor people is that they reproduce when they shouldn't.
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04/07/2011 06:34 PM
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good

maybe they will loose a few pounds like the rest of us.
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Or maybe they will learn how to spell?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1061589


Actually is a grammatical error, NOT a spelling mistake. But I am sure dumbass welfare recipients like you don't know what the fuck I am talking about.

Good OP, foodstamps should be abolished.

If those piece of shit leeches go hungry then maybe they will go and work for some food.
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04/07/2011 06:37 PM
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This is going to sound heartless and cruel, but I would almost like to see this happen for a couple of weeks just to see how people and the government agencies react. Real problems could be (and likely are) just around the corner and I wouldn't mind having a sneak preview for planning purposes.
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This is going to sound heartless and cruel, but I would almost like to see this happen for a couple of weeks just to see how people and the government agencies react. Real problems could be (and likely are) just around the corner and I wouldn't mind having a sneak preview for planning purposes.
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fuck that!

Abolish welfare NOW! WE DO NOT LIVE IN A SOCIALIST COUNTRY!
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Re: Month of May foodstamp program could be affected by shutdown
This is going to sound heartless and cruel, but I would almost like to see this happen for a couple of weeks just to see how people and the government agencies react. Real problems could be (and likely are) just around the corner and I wouldn't mind having a sneak preview for planning purposes.
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Make no mistake about it, when the food stamps stop coming in there will be riots in 24 hrs. The cities are a zoo.
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This is going to sound heartless and cruel, but I would almost like to see this happen for a couple of weeks just to see how people and the government agencies react. Real problems could be (and likely are) just around the corner and I wouldn't mind having a sneak preview for planning purposes.
 Quoting: Faith


Make no mistake about it, when the food stamps stop coming in there will be riots in 24 hrs. The cities are a zoo.
 Quoting: breadline 1331499


Do you know what time of the month the SNAP cards are loaded? If they've recently had their allotment, it wouldn't be as bad as when they are waiting for the next allocation.
and what about the babies
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They need to stop them altogether and WiC and welfare and section 8
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Wow, what a cold-hearted bastard. I certainly hope you don't call yourself a Christian.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 875198


No I am secular progressive.

fk em
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If those piece of shit leeches go hungry then maybe they will go and work for some food.
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there are those of us who are DISABLED and UNABLE to work. getting a job is not all that easy, especially if you have a newborn child to take care of. you cant take a baby to work at mcdonalds, its unsanitary and the baby could end up hurt. and no i cant just drop my kid off at a babysitter, i breastfeed her, she doesnt take bottles.
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i really hope i'll beable to use my WIC checks. the only food we have in the fridge is leftover tuna helper, a gallon of milk and a carton of eggs. the only other thing to eat are parts from MRE (meals ready to eat) and theyre vegetarian "meals"
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They need to stop them altogether and WiC and welfare and section 8
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 360613


Wow, what a cold-hearted bastard. I certainly hope you don't call yourself a Christian.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 875198


No I am secular progressive.

fk em
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1081433


They need to stop them altogether and WiC and welfare and section 8
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 360613


Wow, what a cold-hearted bastard. I certainly hope you don't call yourself a Christian.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 875198


No I am secular progressive.

fk em
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1081433




FYI...a lot of military families such as myself rely on things such as WIC...be a bit more respectful for the people that protect your very right to speak your mind!
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The cities WILL burn! No justice NO PEACE!
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The cities WILL burn! No justice NO PEACE!
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 744402


You think those big fat mammys will get off their fat asses?

They need the exercise .... let them riot ....





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LOL, then raise the lower wages, dummy,

Lower end wages havent gone up hardly for decades, yet housing, gas and food have more than quadrupled, sextupled. And CEO wages have shot thru the roof too with benefits.

If lower wages were to truly reflect, Minimum wage would be 20.00 dollars an hour today.

They know this, thats why theres welfare.
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The problem with poor people is that they reproduce when they shouldn't.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1096000


Thats not the problem, its creating a unliveable service and labor wage for those without a College education that supports, politics, law, Pharma and Big Corp.

People used to have manufacturing jobs that paid ok, but remember, it all got shipped off to China, Mexico and India





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