That Time MSNBC Ripped an NHL Player for Not Accepting an Obama White...
New Emails Appear to Contradict Biden's Involvement Regarding the Mar-a-Lago Ransacking
Teens Say AI Is Now Part Of Everyday Life–Many Parents Have No Idea
Georgia Parents Took Their Baby to the Hospital – What Happened Next Is...
This College Is Facing a Massive DOJ Lawsuit for Allowing Antisemitism on Campus
Joy Reid Sings Off Key to Protest Trump's State of the Union Speech...
Wisconsin Leftists File Lawsuit to Fund Failing Public Schools, End School Choice
Rep. Robin Kelly Mocks State of the Union Medal Recipients
Is This the Best Hakeem Jeffries Can Do in Response to the State...
Dear, Gavin Newsom: Stop Using Dyslexia As a Shield
Four Dead in Mass Stabbing in Washington State
JD Vance Reveals What He Saw From Democrats During the State of the...
CNN’s Harry Enten Says 2028 Dem Primary Is ‘a Total Clown Car’ As...
Fetterman Blasts His Side of the Aisle for Their Blatant Disrespect of Erika...
Mike Johnson Says He Nearly Ejected These Members of the Squad Over Their...
OPINION

Another Record Year for Food Stamps in Year Five of Obama Recovery

The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com.
Another Record Year for Food Stamps in Year Five of Obama Recovery

Fifty-six months after Obama's economic non-recovering recovery began, the number of Americans relying on food stamps continues to escalate. In fact, the number of individuals and households participating in SNAP, the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program, and the cost of the program has reached a new record high each year Obama has been in office.

Advertisement

In 2013, 20 percent or 1-in-5 American households was using food stamps according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture that administers the program. See the following three charts courtesy of CNSNews.com and read the full report here.

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement