Let them eat ... nothing

Lunatic Fringe 

That's the repugican plan.

The $20.5 billion in food stamp cuts that wasn't enough cutting for many house repugicans would kick more than 5 million people out of the program, according to a new report from the health impact project. Of that 5 million, more than 500,000 are currently suffering from food insecurity despite getting food stamps, and another 160,000 to 305,000 people could become food insecure as a result of the cuts. That's a whole lot of people who would go hungry as a direct result of cuts that, let's repeat, are not big enough for many house repugicans.

If you are, repugican-like, tempted to think "sure, people will go hungry, but we'll save money," consider this: no, we won't. increased food insecurity and increased poverty would raise the risk of many illnesses, raising health care costs. - More