Americans brace for food stamps to run out: ‘The greatest hunger catastrophe since the Great Depression’

EdwinA said:
lol and again moron, they were tried and fined, you blithering idiot billions, in fact. You're so butt stupid and clueless its become ridiculous. You can't even read English.
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Are you OK? You nasty name-calling makes it dubious. Try to type adult words. It will not hurt you.
Obama was trying to prevent the 2nd great depression that Bush and the Repubs created. You run off on some extraneous side issue. The bankers should hav been charged. But after the economy was put back on its feet. The Dems have to fix the economy after every Repub administration. It took a; ong tiome to right the ship of state. Bush and the bankers made a real mess.
 
Jake Starkey said:

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  • Yes, many Democratic-aligned individuals and organizations are involved in philanthropy. Wealthy donors like George Soros (Open Society Foundations) and the Gates Foundation (though nonpartisan) support progressive causes.
  • These foundations are tax-exempt, as are most nonprofits, regardless of political leaning. Conservative donors also fund large networks of tax-
  • Criticism of elite philanthropy exists across the spectrum — including concerns about lack of transparency, tax avoidance, or undue political influence — but it's not exclusive to one party or ideology.

🧾 Bottom Line​

  • The scale of poverty and food insecurity in the U.S. is immense, and no private network—Democratic or Republican—can replace federal programs like SNAP.
  • The claim that Democrats “don’t want to feed the poor” is a political accusation, not a substantiated fact. Many Democratic policies (e.g., expanding child tax credits, increasing minimum wage, boosting SNAP) are aimed at reducing poverty, though their effectiveness is debated.


In other words, man, try again.
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elite philanthropy is fig leaf over craven billionaire machination, fake and just virtue signalling and used to also fund progressive (Nazi) causes.

your own research indicates the above.

private charity could solve food problems if it was sincere, but it isn't.


you just claim that "only the state can do it" because you're a totalitarian dumb-hammer.
 
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