As the Undisputed 2013 SNAP Challenge Champion, I beat the Challenge hands down. SNAP cards are filled monthly. I spent $34.28 for nine days' stock of food. That's $3.81 a day. And I have food left over.
The exercise proves we can cut SNAP benefits by 15%.
As for the the flight, I found out Tuesday I'd be traveling Thursday. Had I spent the $50 to check a bag and bring the last two days of the seven days of food liberals would be whining about that. The fact I went an additional two days with my shopping proves you can stay below the $4.50 figure even when you go longer and run into unexpected travel.
I proved there is double digits worth of room to cut in welfare spending, and that's what has liberals whining.
The exercise proves we can cut SNAP benefits by 15%.
As for the the flight, I found out Tuesday I'd be traveling Thursday. Had I spent the $50 to check a bag and bring the last two days of the seven days of food liberals would be whining about that. The fact I went an additional two days with my shopping proves you can stay below the $4.50 figure even when you go longer and run into unexpected travel.
I proved there is double digits worth of room to cut in welfare spending, and that's what has liberals whining.
Hi Mr. Ferguson, can you post what you ate or a shopping list? I'd like to try this for myself!
ReplyDeleteHe did post the receipts. Evidentlythe Dollar Tree in Texas sells food for a dollar. He paid a dollar per item and bought 20 food items. These same items would've cost over 40 here in Ohio.
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