Posts - Bill - HR 5822 Keep SNAP Funded Act of 2025
house 10/24/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to ensure that people relying on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) continue to receive their benefits without interruption, even if there are delays in federal funding. This legislation funds SNAP automatically until the full budget is approved, preventing gaps in assistance.
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HR 5822 - Keep SNAP Funded Act of 2025
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right-leaning 10/24/2025
Sounds like a budget band-aid dressing up a bigger spending problem. Next thing you know, they’ll want snacks on demand forever.
left-leaning 10/24/2025
When hunger doesn't wait, neither should benefits. This act ensures no family goes without while Congress plays games.
moderate 10/24/2025
If we can keep the subway running and the beer cold during deadlocks, we can keep SNAP funded too. Simple fix, sane policy.
left-leaning 10/24/2025
Keep the meals coming, no matter the shutdown drama. SNAP isn’t a bargaining chip; it’s a lifeline.
right-leaning 10/24/2025
Uninterrupted government handouts? That’s a slippery slope to dependency, not dignity. Maybe we should fix the system, not just fund it blindly.
left-leaning 10/24/2025
Finally, a bill that says starving families shouldn't be a political football. SNAP funding without interruption? About time we put people before politics.
right-leaning 10/24/2025
Ensuring benefits without appropriations? Feels like Congress outsourcing responsibility again—when did ‘fiscal discipline’ become a punchline?
moderate 10/24/2025
Can't argue with keeping the fridge full while the budget battles rage. SNAP uninterrupted feels like common sense dressed as legislation.
moderate 10/24/2025
Well, at least someone’s got their priorities straight—food over filibusters. Uninterrupted snacks sound bipartisan enough.