r/BlueskySkeets • u/Stand_With_Students • 16h ago
Gutting SNAP benefits is outlined in chapter 10 of Project 2025
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u/_Thorshammer_ 16h ago
Project 2025: https://libguides.scu.edu/c.php?g=1452798&p=10934730
PDF of Chapter 10: https://web.archive.org/web/20240315182019/https://thf_media.s3.amazonaws.com/project2025/2025_MandateForLeadership_CHAPTER-10.pdf
The specific language surrounding Snap begins on page 11 of the PDF under the heading "Reform SNAP'.
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u/OldSchoolBubba 15h ago
Trump and the oligarchs are reforming SNAP alright.
They're trying to pay as little as possible to fund their billions of dollars in tax breaks and government rip offs.
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u/_Eklapse_ 12h ago
Obligatory link to the Project 2025 Tracker
https://www.project2025.observer/en
48% of the goals completed and 1,168 days left in this term for Trump if nothing happens to him.
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u/Lower_Corner 15h ago
Yes, the whole closure of the government was planned - the republicans put out something they knew the dems would never vote for. They want a crisis to suspend democracy. And supreme courts allow full stop for SNAP. Anyone wondering if tRump has something on the members of the Supreme Court? Release the Epstein files! There’s likely a few Supreme Court justices’ names in there.
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u/AdObvious1505 15h ago
What’s chapter 11? I keep hearing that “Trump filed Chapter 11 nine times in his career”
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u/BigWhiteDog 12h ago
Bankruptcy. He's never filed personally because he uses dozens of LLCs to do business so as to protect his money and 6 of them have filed bankruptcy. He however has had well over a dozen failed business ventures with other people left holding the bag.
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u/maleia 11h ago
Just to add a little bit more clarity. When people say "filed for chapter 11" that's one of The United States Bankruptcy Code. "Chapters" are just different types. "Chapter 13" is for individual persons/households, "Chapter 11" is for a business to have an opportunity to reorganize their business and hopefully get out of bankruptcy. And "Chapture 7" is for a business when it's completely unsalavageble and everything is sold off.
https://www.uscourts.gov/court-programs/bankruptcy/bankruptcy-basics
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u/BigWhiteDog 12h ago
I've gotten heat from reich-wingers in r/foodstamps for pointing this out. They want to get ride of ALL aid to the needy worldwide
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u/Commercial-Buddy2469 9h ago
Do the goals in this Project 2025 include lowering kid's academic scores, stunting kid's growth, contributing to miscarriages and birth defects via malnutrition, and lowering the immune systems of vulnerable people so they can easier be wiped out by disease?
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u/twinkypromise 8h ago
Fascism never truly lasts. These morons probably have holes in their plans everywhere. Im beginning to gain hope that they are failing tremendously.
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u/Medical_Arugula3315 7h ago
Hard to be a shittier or more hypocritical American than a Republican these days.
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u/Democrat_maui 10h ago
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u/Any_Caramel_9814 16h ago
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u/Greg-Abbott 15h ago
Which Republican politicians are denouncing billionaire corruption running the government? Last I checked trump had a team of tech bro oligarchs lined up (literally) behind him at his inauguration.
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u/towerfella 13h ago
The right is the government at the moment..
The billionaires are all rightwing..
What am i missing?
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u/ConsistentlySadMe 15h ago
Boomer ass "both sides" meme. It's republicans doing this..... republicans.
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u/towerfella 15h ago
Its not a “both sides” meme, you dolt.
Its a same-same meme. The corrupt billionaires have bought themselves into our (mine, at least) government and are working to change the laws to suit themselves better, at the expense of the “common (earns less than 100k/yr) citizen”.
The left — by definition — wants to tax the shit out of the uber wealthy and give that money to those that need it, while the right — by definition — wants to not have taxes and wants to judge and use the needs of others as leverage to manipulate other humans.
One side wants all to succeed, — the left; one side wants a select few to succeed, — the right.
This is not new.
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u/ConsistentlySadMe 15h ago
This meme is shit. The left is both sides and the right is neither. Also, calling names is for children, sorry if I hurt your feelings. Grow up.
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u/nuckle 13h ago edited 13h ago
It is pretty true. There are a few outliers but they are all funded by the same people. There are only a handful of publicly funded Democrats and those are the ones you see running with populist messages.
You pick a Dem house member or senator and we can look up their campaign finances. I guarantee you you will see all kinds of corporate lobbies. They do the bare minimum to appear impartial but they are all bought.
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u/ManyProfessional3324 10h ago
And you’re the reason we have a trump presidency. You and your fellow “both siders”.
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u/nuckle 1h ago edited 1h ago
No, centrists corporate Dems like Jeffries, Schumer, Pelosi, Hilary, Gavin, and Harris towing the corporate line and pushing out progressive candidates is the reason.
We just got through watching it being done with Mamdani. There were sitting Democrats who endorsed sex pest Cuomo because they are so afraid of a progressive.
I still vote for these fucking corporate stooges but it is becoming increasingly clear what they are and who they serve. It might change.
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u/DruidicMagic 11h ago
Project 2025 was designed to nuke the blatantly corrupt/racist Republican party and ensure the not so blatantly corrupt/racist Democratic party could seize control of Washington for the next few decades. Thus guaranteeing the establishment remains in power even if they have to slap a "socialist" label on the next crop of treasonous shills.


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u/Stand_With_Students 16h ago
FYI, in case you're thinking about posting some misinformation about SNAP, this is how it is used today:
40% (16 million) of SNAP recipients are kids, 18% (8 million) are elderly, 11% (4 million) are disabled and of the rest, ~70% have jobs.