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Jack Valentino

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6. As I understand the 'House bill' which passed, you would have to PROVE

Reply to synni (Reply #1)

Sun May 25, 2025, 01:09 AM

May 25

your qualifications as "disabled", TWICE a year, instead of once....

both for medicaid and for snap, they hope to
disqualify eligible recipients and "save money",
by increasing the "paperwork" requirements---

and the CBO predicts that it would be successful,
if this bill is ultimately signed into law, as written.

Luckily, seems the Senate may not go for it "as written"---
but we just have to wait and see

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House's "Big Bill" aims to cut off older people from SNAP and Medicare---- [View all] Jack Valentino May 23 OP

I was in the same situation synni May 23 #1

As I understand the 'House bill' which passed, you would have to PROVE Jack Valentino May 25 #6

I hate Republicans suegeo May 23 #2

Yes the bill sucks. mwooldri May 23 #3

As I understand it, under Florida law, I have the right to "stand my ground"--- Jack Valentino May 25 #7

Eat the Rich HarryM May 23 #4

I am 72 and in better physical health & shape than I was 20 years ago, so I could work. elocs May 23 #5