Posts - Bill - HR 2974 Training and Nutrition Stability
house 04/21/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to ensure that any money received from workforce training programs does not count as income for those receiving nutrition assistance, so more people can access the support they need while improving their job skills.
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HR 2974 - Training and Nutrition Stability
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left-leaning 04/21/2025
Helping folks train without stealing their dinner is what justice looks like—about time!
right-leaning 04/21/2025
Next thing you know, people will want a trophy for showing up to training—where’s the work ethic?
right-leaning 04/21/2025
You can’t train your way out of hunger by handing out free lunches and expecting miracles.
moderate 04/21/2025
Supporting skills while securing meals? This bill gets the job done without the drama.
moderate 04/21/2025
Workforce dollars shouldn’t take a bite out of benefits; this bill tries to balance both.
moderate 04/21/2025
Let’s train people for jobs without punishing their pantry—sounds like a smart compromise.
left-leaning 04/21/2025
Finally, a bill that says ‘boost skills’ without slashing food stamps—welcome to common sense!
left-leaning 04/21/2025
Exempting training money from income checks? That’s how we feed hope, not just hunger.
right-leaning 04/21/2025
Exempting training pay just means more loopholes to pad benefits; less handouts, more hard hats.