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Republicans Hate the Poor: The Truth About SNAP “Work Requirements”
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June 28, 2026
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1:19Now PlayingWork requirements for SNAP have repeatedly been shown to push very poor people off food aid without increasing stable employment. Many “able‑bodied adults” on SNAP already work low‑wage jobs or face barriers like irregular hours, caregiving, or health issues.
Most people actually want to work. They want to contribute. They want stability. But Republicans push this lie that poor people just want to lie around and “suck on the government teat”—when in reality, that’s Elon Musk, Trump, and the billionaire class living off subsidies, tax breaks, and bailouts.
In this Tarabuster clip, Tara Devlin breaks down:
Why SNAP work requirements don’t create jobs—they just cut people off food.
How Republicans weaponize stereotypes about poor people while their donors feed at the public trough.
Trump as the real welfare king, declaring massive losses, dodging taxes, and treating the White House like tacky personal property instead of the people’s house.
If you’re sick of “makers vs takers” propaganda and want real talk about poverty, work, and who’s actually living on government support, this is the clip for you.
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