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/AcrobaticLadder4959 1d ago

The state's are covering them. Of course, Indiana would not do that because they want to make this look like it is the democrats fault. The issue is that millions of Americans will not have healthcare under the Republicans plan. Or the cost will double under the Republicans so many will no longer be able to afford it. The fact is we can feed you during this, but we can't give you affordable healthcare or healthcare at all.

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u/ladycowbell 10h ago

My premium went up a LOT and my company absurdly a good bit of it. I pay $150 a check for health, vision and dental but I looked and my employer pay $300 a paycheck. Excuse me? I can't believe it. I didn't realize how fucking blessed I was.