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> No. They do not prefer tax cuts over eating, for example. They turned out in droves to cut food stamps to fund large tax cuts. So yes, they do.
by throwawaysleep 2y ago
> No. They do not prefer tax cuts over eating, for example.
They turned out in droves to cut food stamps to fund large tax cuts. So yes, they do.
- WarOnPrivacy 2y ago> They turned out in droves to cut food stamps to fund large tax cuts. They can't get SNAP so, again, burning down SNAP doesn't feel like a catastrophe. When calls to aid the poor and vulnerable consistently omit most counties, we ought to be not stupid; we ought to expect those counties to become estranged. Estranged, vulnerable people are more likely to be susceptible to manipulation because that's how people work. If this -> We Need To Help The Rural Poor In A Consistent And Meaningful Way <- will never be on the table, that's a decision. Own it.