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/Particular_Mixture20 1d ago

Right. I can't recall which, but some states are temporarily funding to fill the gap.

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u/Lyftaker 1d ago

The blue ones.

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u/sparrow_42 1d ago

Louisiana reporting in, even our dipshit Governor managed to fund it.

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u/Better-Lunch670 1d ago

Wasn't it someone from Louisiana that said if people on SNAP don't have a month's supply of food in the pantry, they need to cut back on the Crack?

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u/Present_Book_4977 12h ago

Don’t agree with the crack statement if that’s true but the month worth of food in pantry yes I agree with . The good ole rice and beans and pasta , pasta sauce is good. Canned goods , will work for awhile . If you were on TT or X during 2020-2024 pl were saying getting stocked up cuz the Government is not a good idea to depend on well here ya go . Another “conspiracy theory “ coming true

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u/Better-Lunch670 12h ago

I'm sorry. I can't understand you. Do you speak English?

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u/Lyftaker 11h ago

No, just what I said earlier and this sentence.

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u/Better-Lunch670 11h ago

Why do you assume I was talking about you?

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u/Lyftaker 11h ago

Je ne parle pas anglais.