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Republicans Claim Widespread Food Stamp Fraud. What’s Missing: Hard Evidence.

The US Department of Agriculture has spent the past week notifying people that the country is (allegedly) overrun by individuals who are fraudulently claiming SNAP benefits, while (allegedly) driving luxury vehicles. “In just ONE state, 14,000 individuals receiving SNAP benefits

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Republicans Claim Widespread Food Stamp Fraud. What’s Missing: Hard Evidence.The US Department of Agriculture has spent the past week notifying people that the country is (allegedly) overrun by individuals who are fraudulently claiming SNAP benefits, while (allegedly) driving luxury vehicles. “In just ONE state, 14,000 individuals receiving SNAP benefits
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