Around 384,800 Mississippians who rely on food assistance will not be able to access SNAP benefits starting Nov. 1 due to the government shutdown, the Mississippi Department of Human Services announced on Friday.
SNAP benefits may be “delayed or may not be issued” next month, the agency said.
Well Landry is going to own himself because no good hire will now want this job? Who wants a Governor as their boss looking to blame you at any turn for short term political points.
I really have no idea why he thinks what he’s doing is going to get him a good hire. LSU should be a better job than Penn State and he has by himself made it a worse one.
Apparently all you have to do to get a prestige media outlet to become equivocal on anything is to just assert something regardless of whether it is so. Trump could get you fools to say maybe the earth is flat, we have to check again.
Part of the answer is old gas pipes cost a lot of money to maintain and replace. But gas utilities have lots of inefficiencies and you should call your state rep and ask why they’re getting paid so much.
