"Please take care of us": Low-income Trump voters worry he'll cut benefits they rely on

[Guno צְבִי]

From low-income voters who supported Donald Trump last month, a plea to the president-elect: don’t cut our benefits.

Trump has frequently made grand promises to protect Social Security, Medicare and other benefits. But with a growing list of billionaires on his cabinet, a vow to quell spending and a slim Republican coalition in Congress consisting of some anti-spending hawks, his voters aren’t so sure.

Pennsylvania Trump voter Lori Mosura described the billionaire as “more attuned to the needs of everyone instead of just the rich” in an interview with the Washington Post. She lives below the poverty line, receiving $1,200 a month in food stamps and Social Security benefits.

But she has a message for Trump.

“We helped get you in office; please take care of us,” Mosura said, shifting the conversation as though she were speaking to Trump. “Please don’t cut the things that help the most vulnerable.”

Meanwhile, local Republican officials are begging the incoming Trump administration to leave benefits alone. New Castle City Administrator Chris Frye told the Post he expected some benefits tweaks at a federal level, but hoped they wouldn’t be catastrophic.

"Please take care of us": Low-income Trump voters worry he'll cut benefits they rely on

“Please don’t cut the things that help the most vulnerable," a Pennsylvania Trump voter pleaded in an interview

news.yahoo.com

 

[Tbird19482]

From low-income voters who supported Donald Trump last month, a plea to the president-elect: don’t cut our benefits.

Trump has frequently made grand promises to protect Social Security, Medicare and other benefits. But with a growing list of billionaires on his cabinet, a vow to quell spending and a slim Republican coalition in Congress consisting of some anti-spending hawks, his voters aren’t so sure.

Pennsylvania Trump voter Lori Mosura described the billionaire as “more attuned to the needs of everyone instead of just the rich” in an interview with the Washington Post. She lives below the poverty line, receiving $1,200 a month in food stamps and Social Security benefits.

But she has a message for Trump.

“We helped get you in office; please take care of us,” Mosura said, shifting the conversation as though she were speaking to Trump. “Please don’t cut the things that help the most vulnerable.”

Meanwhile, local Republican officials are begging the incoming Trump administration to leave benefits alone. New Castle City Administrator Chris Frye told the Post he expected some benefits tweaks at a federal level, but hoped they wouldn’t be catastrophic.

"Please take care of us": Low-income Trump voters worry he'll cut benefits they rely on

“Please don’t cut the things that help the most vulnerable," a Pennsylvania Trump voter pleaded in an interview

news.yahoo.com

Well the MAGA got what they wanted, so now they are crying don't take away the programs we depend on to live.
Well it is too late now , we will have to see just how much Billionaires care about the welfare of the poor, low income people and people on SS.
IMO it has only started, let the crying begin.

 

[Cypress]

Pennsylvania Trump voter Lori Mosura described the billionaire as “more attuned to the needs of everyone instead of just the rich” in an interview with the Washington Post. She lives below the poverty line, receiving $1,200 a month in food stamps and Social Security benefits.

But she has a message for Trump.

“We helped get you in office; please take care of us,” Mosura said, shifting the conversation as though she were speaking to Trump. “Please don’t cut the things that help the most vulnerable.”

Meanwhile, local Republican officials are begging the incoming Trump administration to leave benefits alone. New Castle City Administrator Chris Frye told the Post he expected some benefits tweaks at a federal level, but hoped they wouldn’t be catastrophic.

"Please take care of us": Low-income Trump voters worry he'll cut benefits they rely on

“Please don’t cut the things that help the most vulnerable," a Pennsylvania Trump voter pleaded in an interview

news.yahoo.com

I've always said a lot of Trump voters are dependent on the programs liberals invented, but I don't have any sympathy for them if they vote for a party that is hostile to the social welfare state.

 

[Cypress]

Well the MAGA got what they wanted, so now they are crying don't take away the programs we depend on to live.
Well it is too late now , we will have to see just how much Billionaires care about the welfare of the poor, low income people and people on SS.
IMO it has only started, let the crying begin.

MAGA morons are nervously depending on Democrats and Rinos to protect their government benefits.

 

[Tbird19482]

MAGA morons are nervously depending on Democrats and Rinos to protect their government benefits.

And when it doesn't happen because the Republicans have control of Congress they will cry even more.
As I said they voted for Trump and got what they thought they wanted now it is going to bite them in the ass it is too late to go back.
They got what they wanted now we all will get hurt by their actions.
Let them cry.

 

[Cypress]

She lives below the poverty line, receiving $1,200 a month in food stamps and Social Security benefits. But she has a message for Trump. “We helped get you in office; please take care of us,” Mosura said, shifting the conversation as though she were speaking to Trump. “Please don’t cut the things that help the most vulnerable.”

Who is she kidding? Trump doesn't need her vote anymore, he can't run again. His administration is going to be under the influence of people Trump considers his natural peers: venture capitalists, bankers, tech billionaires

 

[Cypress]

Trump voter Lori Mosura described the billionaire as “more attuned to the needs of everyone instead of just the rich” She lives below the poverty line, receiving $1,200 a month in food stamps and Social Security benefits. But she has a message for Trump.
“We helped get you in office; please take care of us,”

Republicans Considering SNAP Benefit Cuts As Part Of Deficit Reduction Plan​

The proposed cut would reverse a permanent boost put in place by President Joe Biden.

Republicans Considering Cutting SNAP Benefits As Part Of Deficit Reduction Plan

The proposed cut would reverse a permanent boost put in place by President Joe Biden.

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[Truth Detector]

From low-income voters who supported Donald Trump last month, a plea to the president-elect: don’t cut our benefits.

Trump has frequently made grand promises to protect Social Security, Medicare and other benefits. But with a growing list of billionaires on his cabinet, a vow to quell spending and a slim Republican coalition in Congress consisting of some anti-spending hawks, his voters aren’t so sure.

Pennsylvania Trump voter Lori Mosura described the billionaire as “more attuned to the needs of everyone instead of just the rich” in an interview with the Washington Post. She lives below the poverty line, receiving $1,200 a month in food stamps and Social Security benefits.

But she has a message for Trump.

“We helped get you in office; please take care of us,” Mosura said, shifting the conversation as though she were speaking to Trump. “Please don’t cut the things that help the most vulnerable.”

Meanwhile, local Republican officials are begging the incoming Trump administration to leave benefits alone. New Castle City Administrator Chris Frye told the Post he expected some benefits tweaks at a federal level, but hoped they wouldn’t be catastrophic.

"Please take care of us": Low-income Trump voters worry he'll cut benefits they rely on

“Please don’t cut the things that help the most vulnerable," a Pennsylvania Trump voter pleaded in an interview

news.yahoo.com

 

[Truth Detector]

Well the MAGA got what they wanted, so now they are crying don't take away the programs we depend on to live.
Well it is too late now , we will have to see just how much Billionaires care about the welfare of the poor, low income people and people on SS.
IMO it has only started, let the crying begin.

 

[Truth Detector]

I've always said a lot of Trump voters are dependent on the programs liberals invented, but I don't have any sympathy for them if they vote for a party that is hostile to the social welfare state.

You always lie too. Brainless wonder dunce.

Kamala voters are the dumbest douchebags on the planet.

 

[Truth Detector]

MAGA morons are nervously depending on Democrats and Rinos to protect their government benefits.

Doesn't think he is a brainless moron.

 

[Truth Detector]

Who is she kidding? Trump doesn't need her vote anymore, he can't run again. His administration is going to be under the influence of people Trump considers his natural peers: venture capitalists, bankers, tech billionaires

 

[Truth Detector]

MAGA morons are nervously depending on Democrats and Rinos to protect their government benefits.

And when it doesn't happen because the Republicans have control of Congress they will cry even more.
As I said they voted for Trump and got what they thought they wanted now it is going to bite them in the ass it is too late to go back.
They got what they wanted now we all will get hurt by their actions.
Let them cry.

Dumber and Dumb fuck in an echo chamber.

 

[Lionfish]

From low-income voters who supported Donald Trump last month, a plea to the president-elect: don’t cut our benefits.

Trump has frequently made grand promises to protect Social Security, Medicare and other benefits. But with a growing list of billionaires on his cabinet, a vow to quell spending and a slim Republican coalition in Congress consisting of some anti-spending hawks, his voters aren’t so sure.

Pennsylvania Trump voter Lori Mosura described the billionaire as “more attuned to the needs of everyone instead of just the rich” in an interview with the Washington Post. She lives below the poverty line, receiving $1,200 a month in food stamps and Social Security benefits.

But she has a message for Trump.

“We helped get you in office; please take care of us,” Mosura said, shifting the conversation as though she were speaking to Trump. “Please don’t cut the things that help the most vulnerable.”

Meanwhile, local Republican officials are begging the incoming Trump administration to leave benefits alone. New Castle City Administrator Chris Frye told the Post he expected some benefits tweaks at a federal level, but hoped they wouldn’t be catastrophic.

"Please take care of us": Low-income Trump voters worry he'll cut benefits they rely on

“Please don’t cut the things that help the most vulnerable," a Pennsylvania Trump voter pleaded in an interview

news.yahoo.com

Guano, of all the leftie moonbats on this forum, I am going to enjoy your squirming the most.

 

[cawacko]

This is funny. A progressive site (Salon) finds one person who says don't cut my benefits and that equates to a story?

In this age of clicks, I supposed it worked.

 

[Truth Detector]

This is funny. A progressive site (Salon) finds one person who says don't cut my benefits and that equates to a story?

In this age of clicks, I supposed it worked.

It's actually quite sad how gullible and stupid leftists like gUano are.

 

[archives]

This is funny. A progressive site (Salon) finds one person who says don't cut my benefits and that equates to a story?

In this age of clicks, I supposed it worked.

Accurate observation, common trait on this forums, but the implication isn’t far off, the Trump team is talking serious cuts to Medicaid, and a State as West Virginia, a ruby red State, relies heavily on Medicaid (https://files.kff.org/attachment/fact-sheet-medicaid-state-WV) and disability payments (https://www.statista.com/statistics/794278/disabled-population-us-by-state/)

Reminiscent of the video of a few years ago when the ACA was passed where the person at the local meeting shouting out he didn’t want any socialism in America and that they better keep their hands off of his Medicare

 

[Diogenes]

The Trump team is talking serious cuts to Medicaid.

Is that so, Anchovies?

 

[Daylight63]

From low-income voters who supported Donald Trump last month, a plea to the president-elect: don’t cut our benefits.

Trump has frequently made grand promises to protect Social Security, Medicare and other benefits. But with a growing list of billionaires on his cabinet, a vow to quell spending and a slim Republican coalition in Congress consisting of some anti-spending hawks, his voters aren’t so sure.

Pennsylvania Trump voter Lori Mosura described the billionaire as “more attuned to the needs of everyone instead of just the rich” in an interview with the Washington Post. She lives below the poverty line, receiving $1,200 a month in food stamps and Social Security benefits.

But she has a message for Trump.

“We helped get you in office; please take care of us,” Mosura said, shifting the conversation as though she were speaking to Trump. “Please don’t cut the things that help the most vulnerable.”

Meanwhile, local Republican officials are begging the incoming Trump administration to leave benefits alone. New Castle City Administrator Chris Frye told the Post he expected some benefits tweaks at a federal level, but hoped they wouldn’t be catastrophic.

"Please take care of us": Low-income Trump voters worry he'll cut benefits they rely on

“Please don’t cut the things that help the most vulnerable," a Pennsylvania Trump voter pleaded in an interview

news.yahoo.com

Trump is soooooo gonna fuck them. And fuck them FIRST since they represent people without power. As such they mean NOTHING to Trump.

He already got their vote which is all they needed to do for Trump. Trump is now done with them.

And it will be HILARIOUS to watch them cry. Sure we're all gonna be fucked one way or the other, but watching people who VOTED FOR THIS get screwed at the outset will actually kind of take the edge off.

 

[cawacko]

Accurate observation, common trait on this forums, but the implication isn’t far off, the Trump team is talking serious cuts to Medicaid, and a State as West Virginia, a ruby red State, relies heavily on Medicaid (https://files.kff.org/attachment/fact-sheet-medicaid-state-WV) and disability payments (https://www.statista.com/statistics/794278/disabled-population-us-by-state/)

Reminiscent of the video of a few years ago when the ACA was passed where the person at the local meeting shouting out he didn’t want any socialism in America and that they better keep their hands off of his Medicare

We need reform to Medicaid, just as we do to S.S. So if he's proposing it (or if Congress is proposing it), I'd love to see it. (May be a dumb question but how does the President propose reform, or even cuts, to one state only?)