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"Those weren’t dog whistles” Rep. Pressley SLAMS GOP over coded rhetoric towards Snap recipients
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7:20Now PlayingMillions of Americans face uncertainty over the ongoing government shutdown, with their SNAP benefits sitting in legal limbo. But the chaos unfolding over these benefits may be by design from the Republican Party, as they have historically demonized both Democrats and recipients of government assistance. Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) joins “The Weekend: Primetime” to discuss the fight to feed Americans, and why she calls Republicans “clueless” when it comes to SNAP.
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