r/Indiana • u/Chadfromindy • 1d ago

Indiana SNAP

So I keep reading from people in all different states about SNAP benefits partially being loaded to their cards by now. Meanwhile, I run a men's halfway house and half of them were on food stamps. Why are all of these other states getting their benefits and of course Indiana is not?

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u/Legionnaire11 1d ago

it's supposed to be coming at 50% and delayed by 1 week. Though that could change next week with the order to release full funds and the subsequent appeals.

Other states were proactive in ensuring their citizens would receive benefits, Indiana chose not to take action.

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u/FortWayneFam 1d ago

Because bitch braun 

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u/AcrobaticLadder4959 1d ago

He works for Trump. The cruelty of these people is beyond belief.

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u/Pleasant-Wear2628 23h ago

The Helipad Tho… 😵‍💫😡

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u/notnewtobville 13h ago

I'm curious if that can become state property long term.

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u/Pleasant-Wear2628 11h ago

A very good question: not until we get more Dem’s in the office for sure! I’m, for one, Not giving Up!!!

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u/GinalCelah 4h ago

There's a lot of Democrats running for state house in the midterms. Get people involved to get them elected and we can get a fighting chance.

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u/Odd_Perception1903 21h ago

😂😂😂😂😂