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Trump Signs Medicaid and SNAP Cuts Affecting 12 Million Nationwide as Louisiana Faces Impact
UNITED STATES, JUL 12 – The law cuts federal SNAP funding by $287 billion over 10 years and shifts costs to states based on payment error rates, risking benefit losses for millions, experts say.
- Trump signed a bill reducing Medicaid and SNAP funding, affecting 12 million Americans nationwide, which has raised concerns among states about managing the cuts.
- The bill will cut $186 billion from SNAP over the next decade, potentially dropping over 3 million Americans from the program, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
- States will face challenges in adjusting to the expected loss of federal funds, as many officials are worried about the impact on their budgets and services.
- Critics argue that the cuts will harm low-income families and jeopardize children's nutrition and education.
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Stewart Gets Confused Why GOP Spending Bill Focused On Most Expensive Programs
Comedy Central’s Jon Stewart was confused on Monday’s The Daily Show why the GOP’s spending reforms in the Big Beautiful Bill would target the areas of the budget where the most money is spent. Together with economic commentator and author Kyla Scanlon, the duo would conclude that it is easier to cut from people than lobbyists. Stewart wondered, “The thing that strikes me about this is, whenever we talk about an economy being irresponsible in te…
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