Nebraska governor again rejects giving kids from low-income families $40 per month for food: 'I don't believe in welfare'
Nebraska governor again rejects giving kids from low-income families $40 per month for food: 'I don't believe in welfare'
The program—part of federal assistance made available during the pandemic—would help families whose children are eligible for free and reduced-price lunches at school.
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I live in NYC and my son attends public school. The availability of food to all children just feels right. I know that means my taxes are higher than they would be otherwise, but nutrition is so damn important to a child’s development.
This isn’t welfare. This is caring for children. I’m sure this jackass has a “keep Christ in Christmas” sticker somewhere.
That’s the thing, taxes would be lower if it was spent on society, education, healthcare, infrastructure, etc instead of stadiums and police. This is proven fact, not some ethical debate.
Uplifting society means everything gets better.
Almost like socialism works.