After Legally Receiving Food Stamps, This Millionaire Is Trying to Change the System

 
 
Jun 26, 2019
 

Good morning from Washington, which continues to spend like a drunken sailor. Justin Bogie takes a sobering look at what a new report says about our government spending. Should rich people get food stamps? One millionaire was horrified to discover he could, despite being honest about his finances. Fred Lucas has that story, as well as a look at the new White House press secretary. Four years ago today, the Supreme Court decided to effectively overrule millions of Americans' votes and mandate legalization of same-sex marriage.

 
 
 
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"I begged [a government official] to find some reason to deny my application for food stamps," says Rob Undersander, a retired engineer in Waite Park, Minnesota.
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The remarkable stories that two pastors shared about growing up poor in broken communities and beating the odds were of zero interest to Omar.
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Republican Study Committee Chairman Mike Johnson, R-La., and Rep. Dan Crenshaw, R-Texas, discuss immigration, socialism, bipartisanship, and more.
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Public media programming is becoming more antagonistic toward conservative and religious viewpoints. Parents and churches should be the ones discussing marriage and family with their children—not PBS, writes Rep. Doug Lamborn.
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Grisham was part of the Trump campaign in 2015 and has been in the White House longer than anyone else on the White House staff except for social media director Dan Scavino.
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"This case exposes how far the tyranny of the abortion regime extends," says Obianuju Ekeocha, a pro-life advocate in Britian.
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Despite the strong economy, the nation remains in a precarious and unsustainable budget position, just as it was last year. Debt held by the public is set to rise to nearly one and a half times the size of the economy in the coming decades.
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The reparations movement would be an amusing sideshow were it not for its damaging distractions.
 
     
 
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