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SNAP Junk Food Ban: What It Means for You
Major change alert: SNAP recipients in five states can’t use benefits for soda, candy, and more starting Jan 1. But here’s the twist—retailers say this will mean longer lines and more headaches for everyone, not just those on SNAP. The new rules are supposed to make America healthier, but critics warn it could make grocery shopping a mess for all of us. Would you support a junk food ban if it slowed down your checkout? #Health #BodyHealth #SNAP
26 days ago
Earlene Nicholson
it means double.standard the rich and upper middle.class get to enjoy while kids in poor famlies ha e to suffer and be made fun of
26d
West Plains, MO
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justified
means nothing to me. I buy what I want, dont steal from others for my food via tax payer food stamp.
25d
Indiana, PA
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Matthew
we need more increase in our social security benefits and ssi people and food stamps 🤔
25d
Lansford, PA
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justme
It means most likely a lot of people will lose jobs Republicans and Democrats alike because there will be a lot of profits loss
25d
Monroe, LA
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Sandra Simmers
just because someone buys potato chips, pop, and other "junk food" once in awhile doesn't mean they should be banned from buying such things !!!!🤔🤔🤔🤔
25d
Pittsburgh, PA
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Kelsey Wedge
great if they want to the extras work for it
26d
Farmington, MI
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Debbie
Doesn’t mean anything to me. I don’t live off welfare and food stamps.
24d
Saint Louis, MO
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Tom Gtegurich
Good not what was meant for
24d
Wausau, WI
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Billie Glidewell
by proper food
25d
Fayette, MO
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Matthew
disagree 💯 %
25d
Lansford, PA
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