US Edition'Biggest Betrayal': San Antonio Food Bank CEO Weighs in on Potential Impacts of 'Big Beautiful Bill' that Would Drastically Cut SNAP Funding
- The Senate passed the nearly 900-page One Big Beautiful Bill on Tuesday, a budget package affecting healthcare, nutrition assistance, and taxes nationwide.
- The bill followed more than 24 hours of weekend negotiations and debate, passing 51-50 with Vice President JD Vance casting the tie-breaking vote amid pushback.
- It includes over $3 trillion in mostly high-income tax cuts, cuts exceeding $180 billion from SNAP, and $1 trillion in Medicaid reductions raising concern over coverage losses.
- The Congressional Budget Office projects over 11 million Americans losing health coverage and about 3 million losing food benefits, with SNAP rolls declining by 3.2 million monthly under stricter rules.
- Critics warn the bill will strain vulnerable populations and rural hospitals, while supporters argue it ensures fiscal responsibility and economic growth, with Virginia’s Governor Youngkin standing firm.
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Gov. Shapiro slams 'Big Beautiful Bill,' says it will have 'devastating impacts' in PA
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WTAJ) -- The Shapiro Administration released data surrounding the number of Pennsylvania residents who will lose Medicaid and SNAP benefits as a result of Congressional Republicans' reconciliation bill. Governor Shapiro said that the bill, known as President Donald Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," will have "devastating impacts" in the Commonwealth. Statewide, nearly 144,000 Pennsylvanians who receive SNAP could lose their …
Indiana Lt. Governor Faces Questions on Tax Cuts, Medicaid
Source: Patabook News / Patabook News KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, Ind — Over 70 people showed up at Warsaw City Hall to talk with Indiana Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith and ask questions about the new tax bill. This meeting happened just after President Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” passed in the Senate. A lot of folks wanted to know how the tax cuts would affect them personally. Beckwith said it’s too soon to say exactly how it will play out until the…
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