Georgia resident Tracy says that rising monthly health care costs would “most likely mean sacrificing essentials, groceries, gas, other basic necessities that I rely on.”

A federal judge chided the Trump administration for withholding food benefits during the shutdown, saying it "erred" in its interpretation of the law

They should reject any budget that would mean higher food costs for families, more people without health coverage, increased poverty and hardship, and higher debt — all in service to tax cuts for the wealthy. 4/

It’s time for Congressional leaders to abandon an agenda that puts the wealthy before everyone else and start serving the interests of their constituents. 3/

Cuts to these programs would be felt almost immediately across Georgia. Imagine a dad unable to get cancer treatment; parents who can’t afford care and support that their disabled child needs; a mom forced to skip meals so her children don’t go hungry. 2/

Thank you so much for covering SNAP in your analysis.