The first is a non-issue for me. The second should be absolutely repealed in full. The third should have serious work / education requirements tied to it and use limited to staple goods only, no fast food, no ready to eat items, and no 'luxury' foods. I would make being on SNAP have mandatory classes those getting them have to attend in what amounts to home economics. That is, they have to demonstrate they can manage a budget, cook healthy meals with raw ingredients, operate a home kitchen, know housekeeping skills and apply them, etc. They can't do it, then they get to keep going to class until they can.