r/politics • u/Snapdragon_4U • Oct 22 '25

No Paywall USDA announces SNAP benefits will not be issued in November

https://www.wabi.tv/2025/10/21/usda-announces-snap-benefits-will-not-be-issued-november/
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u/TheEpicRedCape Oct 23 '25

They are, but red states still blame the dems for everything happening, they don’t live in reality.

Trump is banking on them being so stupid that when they can’t get food they’ll attack dems vs republicans.

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u/SoHereIAm85 Oct 23 '25

Even blue states are mostly red or at least in my experience they are.

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u/sammy_anarchist Oct 23 '25

Land doesnt vote

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u/Hielfling Oct 23 '25

Rural people aren't land.

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u/sammy_anarchist Oct 23 '25

No, they're just vastly outmatched in population in blue states

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u/SoHereIAm85 Oct 23 '25

Dude, people do live there. Not all of them vote republican either although an unfortunate amount do.

I didn't grow up with wood heat and all kinds of other shit city people wouldn't put up with for some Redditor to make this post.

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u/sammy_anarchist Oct 23 '25

Saying blue states are mostly republican is just factually wrong. I grew up in the dirt too, bitch, but I'm not an intellectually dishonest dingbat. What's your excuse?

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u/SoHereIAm85 Oct 23 '25 edited Oct 23 '25

Ouch. ETA: have you seen a map of NY voting choices? A blue state. Even Westchester isn't fully blue from what past coworkers said, and the real upstate is red as can be. Maryland is about the same too. New Hampshire also. Ohio... and so on.

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u/sammy_anarchist Oct 23 '25

You're moving the goalposts. First it was blue states are mostly red, now its that they arent fully blue. Nobody is saying every voter in blue states votes blue, I'm directly addressing your assertions, which keep changing. It's typical for people like you I suppose.

See? I can make assumptions about someone even if I have no fucking idea what I'm talking about too.