Don’t delay SNAP accountability
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When the federal government pays for 100% of a program and lets states administer it, that shouldn’t include forcing federal taxpayers to pay for unlimited state payment errors. Republicans put that noncontroversial principle into practice in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act by requiring states to pay for a portion of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
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Don’t delay SNAP accountability
When the federal government pays for 100% of a program and lets states administer it, that shouldn’t include forcing federal taxpayers to pay for unlimited state payment errors. Republicans put that noncontroversial principle into practice in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act by...
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