FOOD STAMPS in AMERICA
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Food stamps are helping Georgia college students survive their rising tuitions and fees, and their shredded personal budgets.
Food stamps are helping Georgia college students survive their rising tuitions, fees and shredded personal budgets.
Guess who’s on the bubble for this week’s The Biggest Damn Lie? Newt “Chuckie” Gingrich … and here is why [VIDEO CLIP.] MR. NEWT GINGRICH: The fact is that more people have been put on food stamps by Barack Obama than any president in American history. [LOUD CHEERING, APPLAUSE.] [END OF VIDEO.] According to factcheck.org, the rise in families receiving food stamps started long before Obama took office and accelerated as the nation was plunging into the worst economic recession since the Great Depression. Under Pres. George W. Bush, the number of recipients rose by nearly 14.7 million. Nothing before comes close to that. In fact, the program has so far grown by 444574 fewer recipients during Pres. Obama’s time in office than during Pres. Bush. What? Do you guys think you’re just making this stuff up, and it’s true? Well, it doesn’t. And you, Newt Gingrich, of all people when it comes to lying — especially when it comes to what’s happening in your home — you, sir, get this week’s award for telling “The Biggest Damn Lie.”
Should the state be able to prevent people from using food stamps to buy junk food at the grocery store? For Rep. Scott Plakon, R-Longwood, and Sen. Ronda Storms, R-Valrico, the answer is yes.
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2012 Republican Presidential candidate suggested that some people are using food stamps to take trips to Hawaii but Politifact fact checked the statement showing it was an outrageous lie. The Young Tu (more) |
Food stamps are helping Georgia college students survive their rising tuitions and fees, and their shredded personal budgets.
Food stamps are helping Georgia college students survive their rising tuitions and fees, and their shredded personal budgets.
Food stamps are helping Georgia college students survive their rising tuitions, fees and shredded personal budgets.